I think it may have changed hands since then, but I'm not sure.Bomb shelters are one of those things we’ll hopefully never have to use, but having one gives us peace of mind that we’re prepared for the worst - whether it be a war, nuclear disaster or economic collapse. A couple of years ago the owners supplied me with pictures and information for the article linked above. There's a nice article about the Westlin Bunker elsewhere on this web site.Ĭhannel 39 news did a story about it about six years ago. Continental has 'reconfigured' the site to support our business recovery operations (installed servers, work stations, ect.).but no guns. Another thing I found interesting were are all the gun turrets located throughout the complex - in those pagodas. It had sleeping quarters, doctors offices, and as someone else mentioned - even a jail. This place is amazing - the security is SUPER tight - it was built as a fallout shelter - and intended to support 100's of people for many months. If downtown Houston is wiped out, Continental can continue operations from Weslin. Continental Airlines is currently using it as a disaster recovery site. The entrances were in pagodas, and there was a very large pond above the shelter. It was built by a chinese millionaire, and was next door to the offices of his oil company. Pretty cool place - lots of room for several hundred people, including cells for unruly ones. I was in taht one when it was under construction. It's actually off of 105 in Montgomery County.
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