History of INL: Gallery
“The further back you look, the further forward you are likely to see.” – Winston Churchill
Preserving Our History
Employees of Idaho National Laboratory today understand the debt we owe those who came before us. The work we do in support of our clean energy and national security missions is built upon the research and development foundation established by our predecessors over seven decades of achievement.
Below, you’ll find a gallery of historic photos and videos that highlight many notable moments, world-class facilities, research achievements and the people who made them all possible over 75 years of science and engineering excellence.
Videos
Nuclear Pioneers: EBR-I
Race for Atomic Power
70th Anniversary Highlights
Buses Over the Years
Since the earliest days of the National Reactor Testing Station, INL’s fleet of motor coaches have safely transported employees to their work locations across the laboratory’s 890 square-mile site. Converting INL’s motor coach fleet to electric or hydrogen power is part of the laboratory’s plan to eliminate or offset the sum of its carbon emissions by 2031.