The Town That Kept Its Nuclear Bunker a Secret for Three Decades
Source: Smithsonian
Emily Matchar Innovation Correspondent West Virginia’s opulent Greenbrier resort has been a playground for princes and politicians since its opening in 1778. Nestled in the Allegheny Mountain town of White Sulphur Springs, the Greenbrier has expanded over the centuries, growing from a series of summer cottages to a palatial hotel surrounded by gardens and golf courses. So, when the resort broke ground on a new…
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