SUN STREAK PROJECT 1053 SESSION NUMBER: 01 CRV VIEWER: 052

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: STARGATE
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP96-00789R001200060009-4
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
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• Document Page Count: 12
• Document Creation Date: November 4, 2016
• Document Release Date: July 1, 1998
• Sequence Number: 9
• Publication Date: March 5, 1990
• Content Type: REQ

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WARNING NOTICE g INTELLIGENCE SOURCES AND METHODS INVOLVED
PROJECT NUMBER: 1053 (Tng) SESSION NUMBER: 1
DATE OF SESSION: 05 MAR 90 DATE OF REPORT: 05 MAR 90
START: 0850 END: 0920
METHODOLOGY: CRV VIEWER IDENTIFIER: 052
1. (S/STD) MISSION: To describe the target site (Luray Caverns) in
Stade 2 terminology.
2. (S/S(D) VIEWER TASKING: Encrypted coordinates only.
3. (S/STD) COMMENTS: No Physical inclemencies. 052 accessed the site
quickly and achieved good, accurate perceptions. At one point, 052, for the
first time, demonstrated the "classic" symptoms of being so involved with
the site as to be out of communication with the Monitor. While this is
discouraged in later stages, it is indicative of 052's growing ability to
/- access and maintain strong and excellent site contact.
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5. (S/STD) SEARCH EVALUATION: N/A
MONITOR: 018
HANDLE VIA STIPPLE CHANNELS ONLY
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DECLASSIFY: OADR
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TI WISHING WELL. The Wishing
Wal in Luray Caverns has produced more
two million coins having a value in
e -ss of $200,000 during recent years.
Tto proceeds are given to national health
o nizations. This is one of the numerous
p tographic opportunities in Luray Caverns.
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a Open Every Day IngAle Year
H. orAdmission. Luray CavernsIs open every day,
in ding Sunday, all year, Guided,. tours of one or more
ns are admitted to the Caverns about every 20
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Luray Caverns .,,'
First Tour , Last Thur
Car & Carriage
Caravan
March 15-June 14
9:00 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
Open 10:00 a.m.
June 15-Labor Day
9:00 a.m.
7;00 p.m.
Closes 11/2 hours
Day after
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after last
Labor Day-Nov. 14
9:00 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
cave tour
[Nov. 15-March 14
9:00 a.m.
4:00 p.m.
Sat.-Sun.
9:00 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
hours and rates of admission subject to change without notice.
For additional infonnatIon, phone [phone] or write Luray Caverns.
Box 748, Luray. Va. 22835. '
LARGEST AND -
MOST POPULAR
iscover Another World
Lowered into the earth on the end of a rope, Andrew Campbell and
Benton Stebbins followed winding passageways from one gigantic room
to the next. Even in the flickering candlelight, they knew they had made
a spectacular discovery.
The soaring cavern walls reflected every color of the rainbow. The
light from their candles danced over the surface of crystal-clear pools. And
gvery way they turned, there were formations more breathtaking than the last.
ince that August day in 1878, visitors by the millions have made Luray Caverns
le rfibst popular cave in the East, a world of magic and majesty still as "Marvelously
eaUlful" as it was in newspaper headlines over a century ago.
gi?uring the one hour conducted tour, taken over comfortable paved walkways,
DU 4l be astonished at the variety of formations and be absolutely amazed when
you "hear rocks sing" on the world's only
Stalacpipe Organ.
STALAGMITES ARE ONLY THE
BEGINNING. After the caverns' tour you
can explore the romantic history of
transportation at the Historic Car and
Carriage Caravan. Then relax and browse
through gift and specialty shops or just
admire the beauty of the surroundings.
A VACATION EXPERIENCE YOU WILL
REMEMBER. When getting your vacation's
Worth means something exciting and
different, there's nothing on earth like
Luray Caverns and there's never a better
time to discover this REGISTERED NATURAL
LANDMARK than this year.
THE GREAT STALACPIPE ORGAN.
The world's only Stalacpipe Organ is a many-acre symphony of sight and sound.
The inventor, Leland W. Sprinkle, combined Man's genius and the Hand of
God when he created this unusual and fascinating musical instrument.
Stalactites tuned to concert pitch and accuracy are
struck by electronically controlled rubber-
tipped plungers to produce
music of symphonic quality. . .
you must see and hear this
amazing instrument to
appreciate it.
Plunger Striking Stalactite
LURAY, TRAVEL CENTER OF THE NORTHERN
SHENANDOAH VALLEY provides all travel services
including fine dining, lodging and campgrounds.
There's also boating and fishing on the fabled
Shenandoah River. Nearby are historic sights and
only 10 minutes to the East is the Central
Entrance to Shenandoah National Park and
Skyline Drive. From 1-81 the park's highest
elevations and major visitor services are most
accessible via Exit 67 and U.S. 211 East. LURAY
CAVERNS offers complete travel facilities including
a restaurant, gift and speciality shops and two motels
(703/743-4531 or 743-4536) with swimming pools and
magnificent mountain views.
CAVERNS COUNTRY CLUB RESORT features a scenic
18 hole golf course, tennis and attractive Golf/Tennis
Vacation Package Plans (703/743-6551-9 a.m.-5 p.m.,
daily). LURAY CAVERNS AIRPORT with a 3500' paved,
lighted runway has complete fly-in facilities and
courtesy transportation to all caverns properties.
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THE HISTORIC CAR AND CARRIAGE CARAVAN. a
The history of transportation unfolds in the Historic Czt
and Carriage Caravan at Luray Caverns. This outstanda
exhibit features a collection of antique cars, carriages,-:--;
coaches and costumes dating from 1625. A prize
in the collection of authentically restored vehicles is the
1892 Benz, one of the oldest cars in the country still iro
operating condition. You'll also see a 1908 Baker 17.
Electric, a 1911 Hupmobile, a 1913 Stanley
Steamer?and Rudolph Valentino's 1925 Rolls73
Royce.'11-ucks, a Conestoga covered 0
wagon and a seven-passenger
sleigh will excite the
young folks, too.
LEN RS OF LURAY CAVERNS. The
,n of mations and variety of natural colors
nder und wonderland are unsurpassed.
mo mental columns in rooms with ceilings
an 1 a feet high?shimmering draperies
eringrglistening stone, beautiful cascades
tat-clear pools. You will be fascinated by unique
ms such as those resembling "fried eggs"
de up. Be certain to bring your camera to savor
lory of the awe-inspiring grandeur of the
tnd most popular cavern in eastern America.
LURAY 5,74GING ? "VER. A carillon of 47
bells, the largest bell weighing 7640
pounds; the smallest 121/2 pounds. Recitals
are given for a 45 minute period Tues.,
Thurs., Sat., Sun.?' une, July and August.
Weekends only Mir.. Apr., May, Sept., Oct.
rillonneur, David Breneman
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MEMBERS OF
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ATTRACTIONS
Biltmore House ,
Blowing Rock
Chimney Rock
Christus Gardens
Folk Art Center
Gatlinburg Sky Lift
Grandfather Mountain
Incline Railway
lbst Sea
Luray Caverns
Natural Bridge
New Market Battlefield
Oconaluftee Indian
Village
Rock City
Rocky Mount
Ruby Falls
Tweetsie Railroad
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