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Diagram of a basement bomb shelter recommended for one and two-family dwellings by the New York City Civil Defense Organization, c1955

Diagram of a basement bomb shelter recommended for one and two-family dwellings by the New York City Civil Defense Organization, c1955


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Diagram of a basement bomb shelter recommended for one and two-family dwellings by the New York City Civil Defense Organization, c1955

BOMB SHELTER, c1955.
Diagram of a basement bomb shelter recommended for one and two-family dwellings by the New York City Civil Defense Organization, c1955

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1955 Basement Bomb Shelter Cellar Civil Defense Cold War Cross Section Diagram Nuclear Plan Typeface H Bomb


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This print takes us back to the Cold War era, specifically to 1955 when fear of nuclear warfare was at its peak. The image showcases a detailed diagram of a basement bomb shelter recommended for one and two-family dwellings by the New York City Civil Defense Organization. The illustration provides an intriguing glimpse into the mindset of Americans during this tense period in history. It reveals their determination to protect themselves and their loved ones from potential nuclear attacks. The carefully planned layout includes various sections such as storage areas, sleeping quarters, and even a ventilation system. The starkness of the typeface used in labeling each section adds an element of seriousness to the overall composition. This is not just any ordinary plan or diagram; it represents survival strategies devised by civil defense authorities who were dedicated to safeguarding citizens' lives. As we observe this snapshot from the past, we are reminded of how far society has come since then. While bomb shelters may no longer be necessary today, this photograph serves as a reminder of our collective resilience during times of uncertainty. It also prompts us to reflect on how human ingenuity can prevail even in the face of unimaginable threats. Overall, this print captures both historical significance and artistic appeal with its intricate details and thought-provoking subject matter.

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