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Bunker at the
Greenbrier | | |
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Exhibit Hall was part of the bunker -- it would house the
offices of
Congress. | | |
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cooking school was to be the dining room for Congress inside
the bunker. | | |
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| This is
what the inside of the bunker looked like -- lots of hallways
with locked doors all
around. | | |
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| There was
nothing to tell you you were entering a bunker. It was the
perfect cover -- a publicly accessible area within a resort
hotel. | | |
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Look to the
right of the signs -- see the inset panel and the two big
hinges -- that's a nuclear fallout protector door, like a huge
bank vault door. These were the entrances to the shelter. This
one was inside the hotel that led to the exhibit hall just
beyond the door. There was also a several hundred foot
long tunnel that led inside from an outdoor entrance, but that
I couldn't photograph. Go to greenbrier.com and see more
photos from the hotel's official website.
http://www.greenbrier.com/site/bunker.aspx | | |
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