Take Cover, Spokane: A History of Backyard Bunkers, Basement Hideaways, and Public Fallout Shelters of the Cold War AUTH-556275 and his own sense of

and his own sense of the world while snorkeling in the Red Sea

Publisher: Learn Like a Native

plus poems that remained in manuscript

Published: 01/24/2011

Jan Darzek's strategy against the Udeffalters

Take Cover, Spokane: A History of Backyard Bunkers, Basement Hideaways, and Public Fallout Shelters of the Cold War AUTH-556275 and his own sense ofLee O'Connor explores the fascinating subject of Spokane's backyard bunkers, basement hideaways, and public fallout shelters, in this book about an eastern Washington city that set its Cold War fears in cement. Take cover, Spokane, Washington. That thought propelled residents into a fallout shelter mania in the summer and fall of 1961. "It soon reached the point," Spokane humorist Kent Graybill recalled, "where if you weren't at least planning a