The Columbia River Exhibition of History, Science, and Technology (CREHST) is a museum and science center created to tell the dynamic story of the Columbia Basin and surrounding region.
This facility features a variety of two- and three-dimensional exhibits and displays. Visitors will be entertained with interactive, hands-on displays and activities. Enjoy a fascinating journey through the unique Columbia Basin region. In one afternoon, you can travel the years from prehistoric time through the nuclear age:
- discover the unique history and geology of the Columbia River
- encounter the vast agricultural fields of the Columbia Basin
- visit living history in a walking tour of Richland
- uncover the secrets of nuclear technology and molecular science
- explore hydroelectric power and Hanford Reach history
- watch videos and enjoy art related to the heritage of the mid-Columbia.
You can support CREHST through donations, becoming a member (there are several membership options), purchasing a brick for our walkway, purchasing from our gift shop, or becoming a volunteer at the museum. About 60 volunteers augment our small staff, providing a direct tie to history of Hanford, performing office support work, and presenting educational programs to school-aged children. To become a valued CREHST volunteer, fill in an application and send it to us for consideration.
The museum's accomplishments during 2007 are described in our Annual Report. We also have a Fact Sheet about the museum.
Museum Hours:
Monday -- Saturday, 10 a.m. -- 5 p.m.
Sunday -- noon -- 5 p.m.
Admission prices:
Adults $4.00
Students (7-17) & Seniors $3.00Please call ahead for group tours of ten or more and a discounted admission.
The musuem is located at
95 Lee Blvd
Richland, Washington
For driving instructions, click the "Directions" button to the left.
Website designed and maintained by Team Battelle
Last update: December 2008