Wait out the world’s end in ’70s style with a bomb shelter built for a king in Las Vegas.
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It's always good to be prepared for the worst. But for Avon executive Girard Henderson, the potential of an impending nuclear disaster inspired him to spend roughly $10 million building a dream bunker for him and his wife to ride out the Cold War, Vegas Inc. reports.
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Above ground, the only clues of something afoot under a small caretaker's home are scattered air conditioning units and turbines hid behind boulders, plus two emergency exits. It looks like any everyday Las Vegas property near the Strip.
But 26 feet under the surface, accessible by elevator, guests are greeted with a groovy 5,000 sq. ft. oasis of entertainment, fake greenery, and decor reminiscent of the Brady Bunch.
