Nuclear Historic Landmark Award

The Nuclear Historic Landmark Award identifies and memorializes sites or facilities where outstanding physical accomplishments were instrumental in the advancement and implementation of nuclear technology and the peaceful uses of nuclear energy. The award recognizes facilities that were placed in service 20 or more years ago and is symbolized by an engraved bronze plaque displayed at or near the original site. The plaque is presented by an official representative of the Society at an appropriate ceremony, which may include verbal recognition at the Society's Winter Conference.

Engraved bronze plaque for display at or near the original site; verbal recognition at the Society's Winter Conference; plaque presentation at an on-site ceremony.

Nominations may be submitted for facilities placed in service 20 or more years ago. Nominations must include a completed nomination form, a letter of recommendation from the nominator, a narrative summary of about 1,000 words identifying the project/facility and its place in nuclear history, and may include up to five letters of support.

Submit a completed nomination form with required supporting documents (nominator letter, ~1,000-word narrative, optional letters of support) via the Society's nomination portal.