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The '''Government Warehouse''' is a plot device used in [[Film|movie]]s, [[Television program|television series]], and [[novel]]s, a scenario used in [[role-playing game]]s, and a belief of some [[conspiracy theory|conspiracy theorists]]. The concept is that there is a secret government warehouse where various items are stored of whose existence the [[government]] wants the general populace to remain ignorant.

==Notable fictional versions==
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* [[The Librarian franchise|''The Librarian'']] (2004–2008): A film series starring [[Noah Wyle]] where the Metropolitan Public Library is a cover for the group that runs the warehouse.
* ''[[Warehouse 13]]'' (2009–): A [[Syfy]] television series where the warehouse is run by a secret division of the [[United States Secret Service]].

==Real-world government warehouses ==
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The government warehouses of fiction and [[conspiracy theories]] have a number of analogues in the real world, although some are not run by official national governments. Historically, the template is the [[Library of Alexandria|Great Library of Alexandria]], which held an extensive collection of written works but was repeatedly destroyed during the first millennium AD. The [[Vatican Secret Archives]]<ref>{{cite web |url=http://asv.vatican.va/home_en.htm |titl(contracted; show full){{reflist}}

[[Category:Conspiracy theories]]
[[Category:Fictional secret bases]]
[[Category:Literary devices]]
[[Category:Warehouses]]

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