Underground shelter serves as a reminder of grandfather's life on the farm
On the warm afternoon of April 19 as a breeze coursed over the countryside north of Danielsville, Margie Dias and her daughter, Daphne Elrod Black, stood in the shade of two oaks that towered over the backyard where World War II veteran Charlie McElreath and his wife, Maneta, made their home for nearly six decades.

The Booming Business in Backyard Bomb Shelters
For many Americans who grew up through the mid 20th century, the idea of air-raid drills, the concept of duck-and-cover, and the construction of bomb shelters are familiar memories, however distant. While we aren't seeing a renewal in school-wide air raid drills, across the United States there is a resurgence in the demand for bomb shelters in a big way.

Forgotten fallout shelter inside
A half-century ago, Athenians were preparing for the worst. Atomic bombs, developed in haste and dropped on Japan to end World War II, were casting a deep pall on the future.

Survival Shelters Are An Important Investment
You just never know what may cause you to need survival shelters for either temporary living or protection from Mother Nature. Keep in mind though, that renting a shelter is not the same as renting a house or building. You just have to do things differently with a shelter and you may be better off to purchase the shelter. In this way, you always have it if the need ever arises.