Discover the history of the Manhattan Project and Cold War in Santa Fe
Visit the back-room office for the Manhattan Project during World War II
Stand near the bridge where Klaus Fuchs met Harry Gold in 1945
Walk part of the route used by Edward Lee Howard during his escape to Moscow
Learn about spy craft techniques used to coordinate meetings and transfer info
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Step into Santa Fe's past and explore its extraordinary connection to the Manhattan Project and the Cold War. Begin your journey at the back-room office where gate passes were issued and transportation was arranged to take arriving scientists and their families “up the hill” to Los Alamos.
Stand near the bridge where German physicist Klaus Fuchs met American chemist Harry Gold in 1945 to deliver atomic secrets taken from Los Alamos. Walk part of the very route used by Edward Lee Howard, a fired CIA operative turned Soviet informer, during his escape to Moscow in 1985.
Along the way, learn about spy craft techniques used to coordinate meetings, confirm identities, and transfer information between spies and their couriers during the Manhattan Project and Cold War. Hear true stories and genuine facts associated with Santa Fe's extraordinary connection with important historical events.
Several anecdotes and vintage images will bring out the human side of a critical and dangerous period in American history.
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Not Suitable For: People with mobility impairments
Not Suitable For: People with altitude sickness
Not Allowed: Pets (assistance dogs allowed)
Know Before You Go: The tour involves walking
Know Before You Go: Santa Fe is at 7,000 ft (2,133 m) elevation — this can be challenging if you’ve recently arrived, particularly for those not acclimated to altitude
Know Before You Go: Bring water and a hat
Know Before You Go: This is a walking tour covering approximately 1.5 miles (2.4 km)
Know Before You Go: The tour lasts for two hours
Know Before You Go: The tour supports educational programs and public exhibitions of the New Mexico History Museum