The Greenbrier Bunker White Sulphur Springs
A top-secret government maintained underground bunker built during the Cold War, more than 30 years of high-end Greenbrier Hotel following hidden fallout shelters of the House of Representatives and the Senate. Two football field-sized level held 1,100 bunk beds, a fully stocked canteen and medical clinics, and television studios.
In 1956, "secret" letter is sent to the owner of the Greenbrier government members on their personal architect, and notify him of their plans to establish. In 1992, the Government Relocation Facility "Washington Post Magazine cover exposure, three years after the expiry of the lease, it is open to the public.
Government-funded construction began shortly after the bunker Greenbrier Valley Airport and Interstate 64. Today, they benefit locals and tourists.
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