The Centennial State is home to numerous conspiracy theories. From the Nazi runways at DIA to the alien contact point at NORAD, there are plenty of these legends (or truths, depending on how you look at them) to go around. One of the most iconic of theories, however, takes place right here in Denver at one of our most iconic landmarks:

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Located at 200 East Colfax Avenue in Denver lies the Colorado State Capitol; a stunning and historic building topped with an easy-to-recognize golden dome.
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Built in 1894, the capitol building has seen its fair share of politicians, tourists, and special guests over the years, as well as prostitutes and dignified (gunslinger-fleeing) lawmakers who visited via a series of secret underground tunnels.

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Believe it or not, these dark-sounding tunnels are a real thing, but their purpose may not be as morbid as you think.
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Check out this firsthand look of the Colorado State Capitol’s underground tunnel system from our friends at 9News:

For even more Colorado legends, check out these 8 Conspiracy Theories In Colorado That Will Make You Question Everything.

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