Atomic Heritage Foundation

In partnership with the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History National Museum of Nuclear Science & History

Trinity Test Tower

Trinity Test Tower

The Trinity Test Tower Replica

Time Lapse

The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History

Trinity Tower Project

The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History

Trinity Tower Dedication

  • Time Lapse

    Time Lapse of Trinity Test Tower Replica Erected at National Museum of Nuclear Science and History

    This video is a time lapse of a replica of the Trinity Test tower being erected at the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History in Albuquerque, NM. Video courtesy of Clay Perkins.

    Transcript coming soon.

  • Trinity Tower Project

    Erecting Trinity Test Tower Replica at National Museum of Nuclear Science & History (Short Version)

    This video features Jim Walther, director of the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History; Clay Perkins, historian and philanthropist; and David Vana, owner of Fire Tower Restoration. They discuss how the idea to erect a replica of the Trinity Test tower at the Museum came about, and how the project progressed. The video also includes a time lapse showing the tower being built at the museum. Video courtesy of Clay Perkins.

    Transcript coming soon.

  • Trinity Tower Dedication

    Erecting Trinity Test Tower Replica at National Museum of Nuclear Science & History (Full Version)

    This video features Jim Walther, director of the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History; Clay Perkins, historian and philanthropist; and David Vana, owner of Fire Tower Restoration. They discuss how the idea to erect a replica of the Trinity Test tower at the Museum came about, and how the project progressed. The video also includes a time lapse showing the tower being built at the museum and the ceremony dedicating the tower. Video courtesy of Clay Perkins.

    Transcript coming soon.


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Quick Fact:
In 2017, a replica of the Trinity Test Tower was erected at the National Museum of Nuclear Science and History in Albuquerque, NM. Visitors to the museum can see the tower replica there today.