It's faded now, and barely legible, but for anyone who came of age in the late 1950s and early 1960s, the words "fallout shelter" conjure images of "duck-and-cover" drills and the palpable fear of nuclear war.Īlthough fallout shelters were once scattered throughout dozens of buildings, public and private alike, most exist today only in memory - or are used for storage. Though probably unnoticed by the dozens of drivers passing the company's Union Avenue office daily and the dozens of employees working in the building, Verizon's Framingham office bears the mark of a frightening time in American history. As cell phone company pitches go, Verizon in Framingham may have one of the best - after all, how many other phone companies might be able to save you from a nuclear attack?
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