'We dug under our house and found a Nazi bunker'
Summary
A couple in Guernsey discovered a Nazi bunker beneath their house while digging, which they plan to turn into a games room and gym, preserving its historic elements. The house is located on a site that was once a World War Two German gun emplacement. The bunker has well-preserved features like German writings on the walls and an escape hatch.Key Facts
- Shaun and Carrie Tullier found a Nazi bunker under their house in Guernsey.
- The house was the site of a World War Two German gun emplacement.
- A previous occupant informed them about a possible bunker, prompting them to dig.
- The bunker entrance, blocked since the 1960s, was unearthed during their renovation work.
- The bunker contains two main rooms and features German writings like "achtung feind hort mit."
- Despite water damage over the years, the structure remains mostly intact.
- The couple plans to convert the bunker into a games room and gym while preserving its historical features.
- The Channel Islands, including Guernsey, were occupied by German forces from 1940 to 1945.
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