CP-1 can be seen at the Bradbury Science Museum in Los Alamos, New Mexico; another is on display at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago. On 2 December 2017, the 75th anniversary, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in restoring a research-graphite pile, similar in design to Chicago Pile-1, ceremonially inserted the final uranium slugs. Notes References External links – AEC Video 1967 Photos of CP-1 The University of Chicago Library Archive. Includes photos and sketches of CP-1. Video of west stands of Stagg Field, Institute for the Study of Metals (Metallurgical Laboratory), Enrico Fermi, and an active experiment using CP-1 The First Pile 11-page story about CP-1 Video of two of the last surviving CP-1 pioneers, Harold Agnew and Warren Nyer. Audio files of Fermi recounting the success of the reactor on the 10th anniversary in 1952 Argonne National Laboratory Chicago Landmarks Energy infrastructure on the National Register of Historic Places Enrico Fermi Graphite moderated reactors History of the Manhattan Project National Historic Landmarks in Chicago National Register of Historic Places in Chicago Nuclear history of the United States Nuclear research reactors South Side, Chicago University of Chicago 1942 establishments in Illinois 1942 in Illinois 1942 in the United States 20th century in Chicago Infrastructure completed in 1942