The Cold War-era shelter, hidden below the Greenbrier Resort in West Virginia, was designed to house members of Congress in ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Paul Bugas, the director of the United States’ formerly secret doomsday bunker within the Greenbrier ...

The people of White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, helped keep the Greenbrier resort's bunker—designed to hold the entirety of Congress—hidden from 1958 to 1992. Skip to main content.

For three decades, the U.S. Government hid a bunker for congress in the hills of West Virginia. The plan was for politicians to escape D.C. to the resort by train if enemies attacked.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — Every night when New Orleans Saints players lay their practice-weary heads down in their rooms at The Greenbrier resort, they’re drifting off to sleep on ...

When construction started on the Greenbrier in 1959, the USSR had already developed the world’s first intercontinental ballistic missile, the R-7, capable of delivering a 5.5-tonne thermonuclear ...

About 70 percent of the 113,000-square-foot bunker, deep under the posh Greenbrier resort, will become a secure repository for data and documents.

The Greenbrier Hotel, an iconic West Virginia landmark that was once the site of the Congressional nuclear bunker, is for sale to the highest bidder. The reason? West Virginia Governor Jim Justice ...

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The posh Greenbrier resort, which has housed presidents and royalty and was once the site of a Cold War-era bunker to hide Congressmen during a nuclear attack, has filed for ...

“One thing that the Greenbrier has that nobody else does is the history. When you talk about more than 250 years, it has been an Army hospital [and] it held a secret bunker.

For 30 years, it was kept secret. Hidden in West Virginia's Greenbrier Resort was a massive bomb shelter stocked with supplies for members of Congress in case of an emergency.