Harding Museum, 302 Park Ave, Franklin, OH 45005, US

The Mound Cold War Discovery Center, located in Miamisburg, Ohio, holds a significant place in the history of the Nuclear Age. For over 50 years, the dedicated scientists and workers at Mound Laboratory and the Mound site played a crucial role in advancing nuclear technology in the United States. Their research and manufactured components were instrumental in powering instruments for NASA missions to celestial bodies such as the moon, Mars, Jupiter, and beyond. The center, operated by the Mound Science and Energy Museum Association (MSEMA), aims to preserve and showcase the heritage of Mound Laboratory and educate visitors about the important work that helped win the Cold War. The MSEMA's mission is to interpret the Nuclear Age through the lives, work, and communities of Mound employees in the Miami Valley. By preserving artifacts and documents related to Mound's heritage, the center communicates the historical significance of Mound's achievements and serves as a source of scientific and technological information for educational institutions and research units. The Mound Cold War Discovery Center offers enhanced displays and educational programs, highlighting the impact of radiation and other related subjects. With expanded operating hours and free admission, the center provides a unique opportunity to explore the fascinating history of the Mound Laboratory and its contributions to the Nuclear Age.Generated from the website