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Anyone ever seen one of these ?
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I saw this today. It's a 50s/60s Nike missile site, pretty cool place.Can't get in the batteries till spring as they are locked up. Has anyone else ever seen one.
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I'm Surprised that all that wasn't removed. Used to be a bunch of minute man missle sites around here. After they closed them , I think they filled them all in. Cool pics! Be careful that the guys in black SUVs don't show up when your looking around!
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They actually sell these sites to civilians. Several old missile sites have been turned into homes. In at least one case a flooded silo is used for scuba diving by a diving club.
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Strange but true, the school I attended in kindergarten was one of these sites. I was too young to know that at the time, and the next year our town opened a new, larger school. Now it's a regional special education center.
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There is one in SE Indiana that has been turned into a home. I was told the owner has a swimming pool inside. I have never seen it, but have heard about it.
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Yep Stanton you are right! And along hwy 5 and hwy 135. I can remember seeing Air Force trucks there when I was younger.
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There's a few of them left around Cleveland's perimeter.
They were to guard the steel mills from Russian bombers. If you Bing it, there should be a website out there that lists them all by state. |
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