Oak Ridge: Historic Sites in the Community

A green grassy hill with a white chapel at the top surrounded by trees. A historic sign can be seen in the foreground.

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There are still many places in Oak Ridge that showcase the sense of community that developed in the secret city during World War II. You can explore the shopping and entertainment districts that provided goods, services, and respite to thousands of workers in Oak Ridge. Or learn about the African American experience in Oak Ridge during the Manhattan Project. The following list of publicly accessible sites will help you gain a better understanding of daily life in Oak Ridge during the Manhattan Project.
 
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    Last updated: August 15, 2025

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