There is also a Nuka-Cola vending machine in the restroom area.
There is also a hidden plasma grenade in between a knife and a large scorched book, which can be found in the second stall to the right in the men's bathroom as well. Additionally, each restroom contains a first aid box and one of the sinks in men's restroom is filled with frag grenades. The restroom area is inhabited by several mole rats, and there is a bench near a radioactive area where a skeleton lies beside a bottle of vodka and a dose of Psycho. The only accessible sections of the station are the restroom area and Murphy's lab. The underground bunker now houses an audio-visual archival facility for the Library of Congress.This collapsed metro station has an irradiated sewer tunnel that leads to Meresti service tunnel and eventually Meresti Metro station, where the Family has their hideout.
It would ensure that after nuclear war we would be largely using $2 bills, figuring people would be a lot less choosy about currency post-apocalypse,” Graff said. “Rather than scrap them, the government packaged them all up and put them in the Mount Pony bunker. Opened in 1969, the facility held 700 million pieces of currency, many of them the unpopular $2 bills reintroduced in 1976. (Credit: Melissa Golden/Bloomberg via Getty Images) Mount Pony-Culpeper, Virginiaīuilt into a hillside 75 miles south of Washington, D.C., the nuclear-era bunker constructed for the chairman, board of directors and staff of the Federal Reserve System included an enormous vault that held more than $4 billion-enough to replenish currency east of the Mississippi River and maintain the money supply for the two years it would take for the Bureau of Printing and Engraving to resume operations. The rest of the 45-acre campus is underground as it was originally part of a of a previously existing Federal Reserve Bank facility. The Conservation Laboratory building of the Packard Campus for Audio-Visual Conservation is the only part of the facility which can be seen on the side of Mount Pony.
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