#20 M.K. Stewart, owner of this general store in Alamo, Nevada, wears a TLD (thermo-luminescent dosimeter) to measure radioactive fallout from past atomic testing, 1972.

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#20 M.K. Stewart, owner of this general store in Alamo, Nevada, wears a TLD (thermo-luminescent dosimeter) to measure radioactive fallout from past atomic testing, 1972.

A Look at Everyday Life in the American Southwest in the 1970s Through the Documerica Project

#20 M.K. Stewart, owner of this general store in Alamo, Nevada, wears a TLD (thermo-luminescent dosimeter) to measure radioactive fallout from past atomic testing, 1972.

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