The Hidden Bomb Shelter That Unearthed Tucson’s History
When John Sims moved into his new home in Tucson, Arizona, he thought he was settling into a quiet life. Little did he know that his backyard held a secret tied to Cold War history. What began as a rumor from the previous owner turned into an astonishing discovery—a nuclear bomb shelter buried beneath his property.
A Mystery Beneath the Surface
The former homeowner had mentioned whispers of something unusual buried on the land. Initially dismissing it as local folklore, John’s curiosity grew as he settled into his new home. Driven to uncover the truth, he began investigating and digging, only to find dirt and bricks. But something about the rumor wouldn’t let him rest.
Turning to municipal records, John unearthed a clue—a structure built by Whitaker Pools in 1961. This revelation, combined with the use of metal detectors, pinpointed an area of interest. Marking the locations, John’s excitement grew as he prepared to solve the mystery.
