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From: afj1@konichiwa.cc.columbia.edu (Antone F. Johnson)
Newsgroups: alt.college.tunnels
Subject: Re: Georgetown tunnels?
Date: 25 Feb 1994 23:39:35 GMT
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I was a Senate intern in 1992 and rode/walked the Capitol subways on many
occasions.  I never saw any branches on either the House or the Senate
side.  If there are hidden passages, they would be for walking, not subway
riding.  I did spot zillions of rough-hewn side passages under the Capitol
itself.  Who knows where they lead?  All I know is that security in the
whole complex is extremely tight.  One of my intern friends had his ID
confiscated because it had expired the day before.  They're VERY careful
to make sure nobody assassinates a congressman or plants a bomb.  Even
with my Senate ID, I couldn't poke around too much in the more obscure
areas.  (Plus, I actually had work to do! :)

Any former interns/staffers with more successful explorations to relate
to us?

Antone Johnson
afj1@columbia.edu