Zak Bagans paid $4.55 million for a 16,936-sq-ft Las Vegas home hidden 26 feet underground; once listed at $18 million, the Cold War-era bunker near the Strip will now become a public museum
- For Bagans, whose career revolves around exploring the paranormal and preserving objects associated with unexplained phenomena, the property offers an opportunity to create another distinctive museum experience.
- Beneath the neon-lit spectacle of the Las Vegas Strip lies a world that seems to belong to another era, where painted skies replace the real thing and landscaped interiors create the illusion of life above ground.
- Built to offer refuge from the anxieties of the Cold War, an extraordinary subterranean residence is now preparing for a new chapter, this time as a museum dedicated to its un
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- For Bagans, whose career revolves around exploring the paranormal and preserving objects associated with unexplained phenomena, the property offers an opportunity to create another distinctive museum experience.
- Beneath the neon-lit spectacle of the Las Vegas Strip lies a world that seems to belong to another era, where painted skies replace the real thing and landscaped interiors create the illusion of life above ground.
- Built to offer refuge from the anxieties of the Cold War, an extraordinary subterranean residence is now preparing for a new chapter, this time as a museum dedicated to its un
Sources: Times of India