Necktie commemorating 25th anniversary of NPD coming on-line

Artifact Number:

2022-039

Description

A dress necktie produced in 1987 marking the 25th anniversary of the first nuclear-generated power in Canada.  The Nuclear Power Demonstration (NPD) reactor went on line at Rolphton, ON, in 1962. The tie was given to guests and past employees invited to the ceremony to mark the event.

Details

Keywords:
memento; commemorative; npd reactor
Date:
1987
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