Plan Your Visit

Welcome to Rosie the Riveter/World War II Home Front National Historical Park

The Visitor Education Center provides educational and interactive exhibits designed for visitors of all ages, offering insights into the significant impact of WWII on daily life. Since its establishment in 2000, the park has been dedicated to preserving the history of the WWII home front.

Park staff work in collaboration with local partners, including the City of Richmond and Contra Costa County, to safeguard and maintain Richmond's historic WWII resources. While some historic sites are open to the public, others are being preserved for future restoration.

Resources to Plan For Your Visit

Visitor Education Center
Start Your Visit Here!

Learn more about the history behind the WWII Home Front by arriving first to the Visitor Education Center in Richmond, CA.
When are we open?
Operating Hours

The Visitor Education Center hours and operations can be found here.
How to get here
Directions and Maps

Need directions to the Visitor Education Center or other areas of interest from the Home Front?
What's there to see in Richmond?
Park Sites Beyond the Visitor Center

The Richmond Home Front provides a number of historic places to drive by, view or visit. Click the image for points of interest.
Can I bring My Pet?
Pets In The Park

Information about bringing pets to the Visitor Education Center
More to Know
History and Culture

Looking to learn more about the WWII Home Front? Start by clicking here.