Category: Underground Bases

• The Eisenhower Secret Bunker in the Canyon

  A Cold War theory claiming that Dwight D. Eisenhower spent time in 1959 not merely at publicly acknowledged retreats such as Camp David, but in a deeper, hidden bunker site carved into remote mountain or canyon terrain and connected to Eisenhower-era continuity-of-government planning. The theory blends real presidential retreats, real emergency-relocation concepts, and the broader secrecy surrounding atomic-age survival infrastructure.

• The Continuity of Government (COG) Tunnels

  A Cold War theory claiming that the United States built not merely emergency shelters but an underground duplicate capital — a “Second Washington” — beneath or around Mount Weather and related continuity sites, complete with command rooms, communications systems, elite accommodations, transport links, and the capacity to govern after nuclear war. The theory grew from real continuity planning, secret relocation infrastructure, and the public’s fragmentary awareness of buried federal facilities.