Want something to read on the way to your next mission, there's loads of books which cover the history of some of urban explorer's favourite haunts.
N.J. McCamley
The ultimate resource on the secret underground military history of Corsham and the surrounding area. Including detailed information on the construction and operation of Spring Quarry, the underground aircraft engine factory and how it became the National Government War Headquarters, Burlington.
Buy now From: £26.40
Peter Hennessy
Hennessy investigates the lengths the government went to in 1950s and 60s to keep us out of a nuclear war, both by their actions at home and abroad. The book includes previously unseen photographs of a secret government installation.
Buy now From: £7.99
Sally Watson
A colourful book featuring many photos and diagrams of the forgotten and mysterious underground sites of Bristol and Bath. Including the former stone quarries and how they went on to be used by the War Department during WWI, WII and the cold war.
Buy now From: £11.36
Stephen Smith
We like this book, not just because it features a few pages about the creator of this website, referred to as 'N', but it Smith also talks about his experiences exploring various underground place across the country, including several in the Corsham area.
Buy now From: £8.57
J.E. Connor
Explorer the secrets of the London Underground in this wonderfully informative book filled with pictures and information about all of the ghost stations beneath London.
Buy now From: £14.46
Stephen Smith
Follow Stephen Smith as he visits some of London's best kept underground secrets, including Churchill's WWII bunker and the huge Cold War regional government nuclear bunker at Kelvedon Hatch.
Buy now From: £3.17
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