Assuming you survived, what would you want to have with you after a nuclear holocaust?
“My tablet (computer) because if there was anybody out there broadcasting, at least you could see it. Plus you could entertain yourself and books are very important.”
— Judy Jewell, retired, Lawrence
“Some means of communication: radio, TV or telephone, just so I would know if there were other people out there.”
— Mark Batesel, business consultant, Lawrence
“Basic resources and a place of refuge.”
— Dennis Constance, supervisor, Lawrence
“Tools; if you’re going to rebuild, you’ve go to start with tools.”
— Larry Brow, archive assistant, Lawrence