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Nice...they were going to survive on butterscotch hard candy and hershey syrup?
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Yes prepping back then wasn't nearly as fashionable and trendy as it is today.shows you how our thinking has changed.
Personally I would find a way to conceal the door (know that everyone knows where it is) that way when crap happens the neighbors are not wanting in.
I have seen several older home where people during the 60's put a bomb shelter in the middle of the basement or people put a bunker in the back yard. In some ways it helps and hurts todays prepper's.
People say awe see in the 60's they have that scare and nothing happened, so why should I waste my time and money, and some well I have a friend or neighbor who is a prepper I will go over to there place, not realizing they have not been invited.
It helps in some ways by giving people idea's and alternatives types and models. I know my parents put away extra food when they could, and I remember when visiting my grandma's place here sending me out into the root cellar in winter or springtime to fetch some onions and such.
I hope the owner of this newly found bunker, after the hype dies down and people go away, that they install better locking system, a escape or second entrance into it through a hidden door in the base or if it is a crawl space a hatch there.
Personally I would find a way to conceal the door (know that everyone knows where it is) that way when crap happens the neighbors are not wanting in.