Richmond, California · Contra Costa County · Facility
The Rosie the Riveter Visitor Education Center is the perfect starting point for exploring Richmond's WWII Home Front. Visitors can immerse themselves in films, interactive exhibits, and programs that provide a rich overview of the historic sites and stories from the era.
The Rosie the Riveter Visitor Education Center is the perfect starting point for exploring Richmond's WWII Home Front. Visitors can immerse themselves in films, interactive exhibits, and programs that provide a rich overview of the historic sites and stories from the era.
Directions to the Visitor Education Center from various locations in the San Francisco Bay Area are available on our main website. Upon arrival at the main location, enter the Historic Ford Assembly Plant complex through the security gate located at the north end of the building on Harbour Way South.
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