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A postcard from James Acord while in Nottingham, England, to Janet and Edward Galore, dated 14 October 1999.
The recto of this postcard shows the "Rose garden and Wollaton Hall."
The note on the verso concerns: (1) appreciation that he is able to call the Galores collect; (2) hopes to send a letter to them and to Linley Storm; (3) Acord's exhibit in Wollaton Hall; (4) his return to London soon.

A copy of the December 1992 Hanford Update by the U.S. Department of Energy on Native Americans, describing the DoE's American Indian policy, Tribal rights, and Tribal involvement in Hanford issues.

A copy of the December 1992 Hanford Update by the U.S. Department of Energy on the state of Tank 101-SY.

A copy of the January 1993 Hanford Update from the U.S. Department of Energy on the Liquid Effluent Retention Facility (LERF).

Three illustrated cards showing the Washington Public Power Supply System's "NUCLEAR PROJECT NO. 3." This was also known as "WNP-3." This project was started in the mid-1970's, was halted in 1983, and was terminated in 2007.
this project was located at Satsop, near Elma, WA.

An illustrated card showing "NUCLEAR PROJECT NO. 1" of the Washington Public Power Supply System, otherwise known as "WNP-1." This project began in the 1970s, was halted in 1982, and was terminated in 1994.
This project was located on the Hanford site.

Five unused postcards showing "Plant 2" of the Washington Public Power Supply System at the Hanford site in Richland, WA.

A photocopied flyer for "Hanford Peace Week 1995" on 2–9 August 1995.
On Thursday, August 3, 1995, 7:30 pm is "Slide lecture: 'Art in the Nuclear Age,' Jim Acord, nuclear sculptor" at the Battelle Auditorium, sponsored by Hanford Nuclear Sculpture Works and Nuclear Fieldwork.

Article clipping from the 25 July 1995 issue of Tri-City Herald of "More Mid-Columbians accelerate onto the Internet," with a note from James Acord in red ink noting: "What Hanford computer people look like!! — I have the IBM done up and running (with much de-buging [sic] and training help from Hero)".