Fernald Preserve Visitors Center Visit Photo Gallery

The entrance sign to the Fernald Preserve.

The sun rises to the east of the Fernald Preserve Visitors Center.

Inside the Fernald Preserve Visitors Center, exhibits tell the story of what is seen from the expansive viewing windows.

Visitors enjoy the interactive video exhibit that tells the story of the site’s history and the industrial Cold War-era production through the voices of former workers.

Sisters enjoy finding pictures of their dad, a plant manager during the 1950s and 1960s, in the monthly company magazine called "The Atomizer".

The Fernald Preserve is widely recognized as a birding destination and visitors can expect to see wildlife such as this Dickcissel in the fields and ponds flanking the visitors center.

The entrance sign to the Fernald Preserve.

The entrance sign to the Fernald Preserve.

The sun rises to the east of the Fernald Preserve Visitors Center.

The sun rises to the east of the Fernald Preserve Visitors Center.

Inside the Fernald Preserve Visitors Center, exhibits tell the story of what is seen from the expansive viewing windows.

Inside the Fernald Preserve Visitors Center, exhibits tell the story of what is seen from the expansive viewing windows.

Visitors enjoy the interactive video exhibit that tells the story of the site’s history and the industrial Cold War-era production through the voices of former workers.

Visitors enjoy the interactive video exhibit that tells the story of the site’s history and the industrial Cold War-era production through the voices of former workers.

Sisters enjoy finding pictures of their dad, a plant manager during the 1950s and 1960s, in the monthly company magazine called "The Atomizer".

Sisters enjoy finding pictures of their dad, a plant manager during the 1950s and 1960s, in the monthly company magazine called "The Atomizer".

The Fernald Preserve is widely recognized as a birding destination and visitors can expect to see wildlife such as this Dickcissel in the fields and ponds flanking the visitors center.

The Fernald Preserve is widely recognized as a birding destination and visitors can expect to see wildlife such as this Dickcissel in the fields and ponds flanking the visitors center.