There are however, signs that non-BEG explorers and vandels have been into the "building" that has step irons. The bunker has been more or less sealed up and abandoned since the early 1980's. Once the Cuban Missle Crisis was done and over with, the bunker was turned into a transfer station for a women's correctional/mental health facility (the garage door size opening was cut out at that time). With a bit of research, we have confirmed that this was a civil defense and emergancies opperations bunker. There are also two orange-red radio antenae in the woods close by. The trapdoor was also welded shut with three beads. The other manhole cover was welded shut with several one to two inch long beads. We pulled up one cover only to find that the shaft was filled with dirt, rubble, and an animal bone. At the bottom of the hill there are two manhole covers and a metal trapdoor. Both buildings have cement walls and roofs. The other "building" was divided into four shafts that went down. Looking into the windows of one "building" we could see that there was a shaft going down into the ground and there were metal step-irons on one wall.
The nuts are even welded to the shafts of the bolts that hold the window barriers in place. only windows which are seeled up by welded bars, 1/4" thick steel plates, and angle iron. At first the look like small sheds but taking a walk around them, one relizes that they have no doors. On top of the hill there are two small square cement structures. One part of the cement structure has a recessed area that is roughly the size of a garage door, but cemented over. There is a sort of "U" shaped cement structure built into the side of the hill. The above ground parts are built into the side and on top of a small hill. and we heard that it was a bomb shelter or some type of military bunker. we heard that it was where the University kept it's dinosaurs. we heard that it was once an insane asylum. we were told that it use to be a womans prison, built underground. Rumors said many strange things about what this building was. We had heard talk of an underground building secluded off in the woods of Oldtown Maine. Head Injury Falling Obstacles Deadly gases/harmful substances?Ĭonstruction Materials: concrete and metal?
0 kommentar(er)
