The Greenbrier Bunker

Congress's secret fallout hotel under a luxury resort, staffed for thirty years as TV repairmen.

Project Greek Island: the congressional relocation bunker beneath the Greenbrier resort (built 1958-61) — 1,100-person capacity, decontamination showers, a chamber for each house — operated secretly for thirty years by government technicians posing as TV repair contractors ('Forsythe Associates'), exposed by the Washington Post (Gup, 1992) and decommissioned. Now a tour. The node is continuity-of-government's confirmed specimen: the parallel legislature's actual furniture, photographable.