Inside the Cold War-era nuclear bunker built 700ft below luxury hotel in West Virginia that can fit every member of Congress inside
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Inside the Cold War-era nuclear bunker built 700ft below luxury hotel in West Virginia that can fit every member of Congress inside

Daily Mail  

The Greenbrier Hotel has long enjoyed a reputation as Washington DC elite's favorite vacation spot. False walls in the hotel concealed 25-ton blast doors, which led to the steel-reinforced concrete bunker that featured 1,100 beds, a briefing room and intensive care unit. The Greek Island Project bunker's dormitories still bear posters reminding officials to keep government secrets secret. The west entrance tunnel to the Greek Island Project's bunker is now open to public tours, which can be booked through the Greenbrier Hotel. President Dwight Eisenhower's administration commissioned the Greek Island Project bunker to house government officials.

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