November 14, 2003
The TV movie "The Day After," which aired 20 years ago this week, portrayed the destructive result of a nuclear attack on Lawrence. In this downtown scene west of the intersection of Ninth and Massachusetts streets, Weaver's Department Store is visible at far left.
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