It was left for ruin in the 1970s and now is a short walk off the road. It's covered in graffiti and you can walk the whole tunnel. I elected to stay close to the entrance but it was still a cool spot to finally explore!
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13 thoughts on the matter:
...well, this graffiti museum is open!
I would have stayed close to the entrance, too. Still, an interesting slice of history.
I like the cat on the tree trunk. It's a bit of a scary tunnel, even though you can see nobody's in there.
Whoa, I love all the graffiti!
Wow, that is a really cool tunnel! I love abandoned places like this. I don't think I have ever found a cool tunnel though! Thanks for sharing this, Tamar.
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What a cool place to visit and photograph! I don't blame you for staying near the entrance!
I am bummed about all the museum's being closed here also. But what a cool an interesting place. Love it an I would stay by the entrance also.
It is so neat but I too would have stayed near the entrance!
So cool! I'd be so curious to go in- but reluctant as well!
This tunnel reminds me of a marathon I did in Washington state where there was a 3-mile long tunnel as part of the course. Everyone was required to wear a headlamp. So cool!
I would have been way too chicken to go in alone, but it's so cool!
Fascinating post and thank you for sharing!
My husband lived in Clinton until he was three and his family moved to Canada. This is so cool to see!
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