PIZZAGATE | NEW TUNNEL DISCOVERY. Connects At Least 4 Of Alefantis's Properties
"As Above, So Below. As Within, So Without."There are miles of old abandoned water tunnels directly under a lot of Alefantis's properties of interest. The picture above is of workmen in one of the tunnels circa 1900s.
First off there is a bit of background on the tunnels then there's a map outlining all the properties of interest in relation to the tunnel network. I've also included examples of some of the tunnels discovered.
The Washington Aqueduct The Washington Aqueduct, managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, provides wholesale water treatment services to DC Water and its partners in Northern Virginia, Arlington County and Falls Church. - DC Water
The Origin of Washington's Water Supply ? Architect of the Capital
Built in 1864 by Montgomery Meigs and the Army Corps of Engineers.
The Washington Aqueduct forms the central node in DC's water infrastructure.
Water splits into a set of parallel conduits and is gravity fed 9 miles from Great Falls, Maryland to Dalecarlia Reservoir.
Water continues under Reservoir Road near Georgetown Reservoir and Glover Archibald Park.
The aqueduct crosses Rock Creek Valley inside the Pennsylvania Avenue Bridge structurally supported by two 48-inch (122cm) arching water pipes.
The conduits then begin to branch out in a network of smaller and smaller pipes that eventually connect with individual houses.
In total 12 miles of conduit, 11 tunnels, 6 bridges, pump stations, pipelines, and 2 reservoirs were built. - National Park Service
In the mid-1920's a second conduit was added to increase the capacity of the system - National Park Service
The conduit is the largest structure of the water system. It stretches almost 12 miles downriver from the intake at Great Falls to the Georgetown Reservoir. The circular tube, built of brick, stone and mortar, is 9 feet in diameter. It was constructed by tunneling and by deep rock cuts. A road was built parallel to the conduit to facilitate cleaning repairs and inspections. The road was originally named Conduit Road, today it is MacArthur Boulevard.
The Washington Aqueduct Cities of the Underworld - Washington DC: Seat of Power The Washington City (Lydecker) Tunnel The Washington (Lydecker) Tunnel, completed in 1901 by the Army Corps of Engineers, is up to 10 meters in diameter and runs 4 miles from Georgetown Reservoir to McMillain Reservoir. Shortly after in 1926 a second tunnel was dug beside it.
The Lydecker Tunnel Fiasco | Architect of the Capital Within a decade the District’s population had increased by 75% and it was clear that a larger system was necessary.
The Army Corps of Engineers’ proposed the McMillan reservoir NE Washington
In 1882 Major Garret Lydecker started building a 4 mile long tunnel connecting the new McMillan Reservoir (east) with the existing Georgetown Reservoir (west).
The project was marred in corruption. Eventually Lydecker received a court-martialed for his role in the fiasco and was banished to the Rocky Mountains.
The Washington Post describes the reality: “A committee of experts went through the tunnel and found that instead of a solid lining, thousands and thousands of feet of the tunnel contained nothing more than a brick arch, with spaces between the sides and the top of the arch and the original rock large enough to drive a coach through.”
The Army Corps of Engineers finished the tunnel by 1901
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Properties of Interest 1. Alefantis
3334 N St NW, Washington, DC 20007
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2. Alefantis (Metro Interiors)
2605 P St, NW, Washington, DC 20007
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Current business: Midtown Cleaners, Dry Cleaner / Press Associates Inc, Newspaper Publisher
3. Alefantis
1526 Wisconsin Ave, Nw, Washington, DC 20007
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Current business: Little Birdies, children clothes shop. www.shoplittlebirdies.com
4. Alefantis
1531 33rd St, NW, Washington DC
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Business: The Strand at Voltra
5. Alefantis
1536 Swann St, NW, Washington DC, 20009
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6. Alefantis
2022 Columbia Rd, NW, Washington DC, 20009
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7. Alefantis/Brock
2310 California St, NW, Washington DC, 20008
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8. Alefantis
455 Massachusetts Ave, NW, Washington DC, 20001
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9. Alefantis
3516 Rear, 11th St NW, Washington, DC 20010
10. Alefantis
Transformer Gallery, 1404 P St, NW, Washington, DC 20005
11. Clinton
3067 Whitehaven St, NW, Washington DC, 20008
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12. Podesta
2438 Belmont Rd, NW, Washington DC, 20008
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