The place
The T-101 is one of the very first dormitories built on the mesa, designed by architect Willard C. Kruger, who is also responsible for many of the non-military facilities of Project Y. It housed women employed at the site; of the four dormitories of this type in Project Y, it is the only one still standing, and one of the few remaining buildings from the Manhattan Project in the town of Los Alamos. The National Park Service describes it as a civil personnel dormitory, while other sources refer to it as that of the Women's Army Corps. Acquired in 1967 by the Los Alamos Christian Science Society, it served for worship until 2019.
