Mystery Surrounds Leavenworth's Underground City

[bluesnow0613]

**Citys** not virus

[bluesnow0613]

Wow secret places underground and could have even been secret in there day!!! I know here in the UK we have found some underground virus but there alot older than this I think..... Just makes you wonder how many secrets are underground

[ulfoaf]

@BLUESNOWNOW

There were most certainly newspapers in the area, going back to the 1840s. There were no disasters that buried towns. The tunnels in KCMO as industrial storage sites and are indeed huge, you can drive an 18 wheeler through them.

[EJsmokinGanjaALLDAY]

WERE NOT ALL FAT IN THE USA, we deserve to live like everyone else.were not all  lowlives obsessed with material things, but so what cuz theyre gonna kill us off in fema camps anyway...... but they gonna kill u too so it dont matter.... millions of fema coffins around the world if we all came together n overtook these shady government officais, then maybe.... but they got guns, we got words n morals..... fuck this shit is depressing me

[MrNoskire]

Fuck everyone is fat in USA hahahaha!

[mvarahadas]

The underground city was originally at the street level. Over time, fire or floods caused the city planners to abandon it. They found it more convenient, and faster, to build over the structures than to demolish and remove the debris.

[ulfoaf]

@mvarahadas

Don't think so. That was Atlanta. Prevailing belief was it was part of the Underground Railroad. There was once a tunnel that passed under the Missouri River. The caves are still there, the passage is collapsed.

[zeronova77]

Great, yet another place I cant torture and rape now cuz some fatass got curious

[doit420sdf]

If this is like other cities, then this is the original flood plain and another layer was built on top. Are there ever floods in Kansas? I'm betting they could have researched this better.

[InfiniteRhombus]

I've been down there, theres many places to access it in the town and its not a mystery at all, kctv is retarded.

[zetetic0void]

During the news shows within the vast network of underground cities full of millions of inhabitants, they have shows that speculate about alleged "above-ground" cities full of people. Many of the underground inhabitants find these stories to be just speculation and rumours but many people underground believe there really are above-ground cities.... some underground people claim to have entered the above-ground cities but many undergrounders just brush that aside as some sort of silly nonsense.

[leloodallasmultipass]

they built a town underneath the town in case Kansans get so fat that they fall through.

[nathanwilefrazier]

Someone should renovate this and rent it out for office space, night clubs, etc.

[TheLinksman]

I live in leavenworth and this is the most retarded thing I've ever watched. Basements. Big deal.

[sjdss]

@TheLinksman lo yep!

[AbducteeKim]

I lived in the Greater Kansas City area for years and I will tell you the whole City has Underground EVERYTHING! Business utilize the Caves underground because of constant temp. Not too cold not too hot. This city has so many wonders, thanks for sharing.

[TheYazoo321]

wow! underground cityies are everwhere

[Hartdegen89]

Lina and Doon can explain.

[sandor139]

Town under the City? Cool :) Spooookyyy :) hehe :)

[MILLSTREETMED]

yeah and when the illuminati destoy and repopulate the slaves again more cities will be built atop the old. Same thing will happen over and over again.

[thepatateg]

Imaging what we have today !!!!

[DeathofSpecteR]

It's obvious Leavenworth is built on top of an old abandoned town.

Worth about as much.

[dancergirl519]

IT's like the city of ember!!!

I love that Book!!!!!!! and movie!!!!!

[Camyum]

bootlegging and opium dens I bet

[Naeddyr]

They just probably built the new town on top of the old one. Happens all the time.

[NoogahOogah]

's called Ember. City of Ember.

[noway2009]

Amazing an underground city I didn't know they exist

[TomTom0Go]

you know what they say, "it only takes two fat people and a weak pavement to find an underground city" lol..why are they all so fat?

[neoflyboy]

@TomTom0Go Yours is a discriminating comment. Making fun of people because they're fat tells more about you than about them.

[TheAlexwest1]

screw you leavenworth ks, long live leavenworth wa

[londonsmoke]

the women are so overweight her arms were disgusting. fucking excercise fatties

[londonsmoke]

dark and musty - similar to a hip hop club.... ha ha

[realidadeoculta]

underground citys was for taffic of alcohol ,when it was forbidden in the past

[dean11081988]

in scotland there are a few of thes market places one idea was it was to keep the plage peaple out of site and the other which i also think they were just basements that got bricked up years ago and then forgoten any way you deside

[victoria820redx]

It'd be cool, but creepy as hell to explore that area..

[TheArthen]

its very disturbing how negative possibilities are ALWAYS dismissed as tall tales

[candyDander]

That makes sense, because alot of work must have went into making these underground cities, so something really foul must have gone on down there if they went through all that trouble. I'm into the exploration of old, abandoned buildings and spaces, but idea of these places really creep me out.

[tubofbologna]

looks like a black market district

[OsamaBinForgotten2]

Boise Idaho has the same type of underground, we were told that the Chinese built them to have their own place. About 20 miles south east of Boise there was a cave thats entrance was on a mound and it was like an upside down canal with a flat sand bottom really long. The military graded the area flat with softball size cinder rock. This flat spot they made is about 1/2 mile by 1/2 mile, all rather large rock, cave access gone.

[mattyabsley]

I think the amount of fatties in the video is a bigger story personally

[GordonMorrice]

Word up.

[cooler303]

Yeah I noticed that too.

[mand1sh3p]

dayum u aint lying lol

[MyTwistedSister]

@mattyabsley Heavy people, the last class of people its okay to hate/disparage?

[MyTwistedSister]

@mattyabsley Geez, you must really hate them, you've only made this comment numerous times. Grow up!

[OggOrbisRecords]

I live in Leavenworth, and this is not really "news". Our high school even has underground tunnels. Its sad how the media tries to make it interesting, when they probably know a lot more than they're telling you. Just another pathetic thing about controlled media, its got to be interesting, but not factual or informative.

[clnmyjts]

between your comment and the comment below you get you answer to the underground city..

I agree the media makes it interesting but not informative. If it was informative you would find a link to early city fathers and Rich families who probably still have families living in town..whom don`t want the past dug up..

[ulfoaf]

@OggOrbisRecords

My family has lived in LV for over 100 years, and I'd never heard of these, although I've been gone a long time. I don't remember tunnels under LHS, either.

[JesusofZion]

Here in Portland Oregon we have an underground city called The Shanghai Tunnels.. Some of the older bars still have trap doors used to drop drunken men who were put on ships to China and used as slave labor. Also the tunnels were used as Opium Dens and places for prostitution and other illegal and occult secret society activities.. This place on the vid looks very similar.

[StrateauX]

Yes, that is a very cool place, I went on that tour finally but only a few months ago! ^w^ Was a very cool experience to be surrounded by history.

[jdollinter]

Why are all the networks shoving female Asian Anchors in our face,they are taking over all the local networks, maybe Asians now own the networks ? I see this happening everywhere and they are disproportionate to the population of Asian in the local area.

What gives ?

[xdestinee619x]

what the hell? i see plenty of black or mexican reporters and you only complain about the asians?

[Nevetsga90]

she kinda sounds like the one from family guy.

[ImNotWhoYouThinkIAm]

wow, racist much?

[StevenKC77]

Yes, you can drive for miles in underground caves in Missouri. Most are man made from mining limestone, northern Missouri has been the largest producer of limestone for over 100 years. These caves are now used as distribution and storage centers. The temperature inside is a constant 67 degrees no matter what the weather is outside. Also, Missouri has more natural caves than anywhere on earth. Pretty cool !

[cycimian]

Steven. Thanks for posting your comment. I had seen this years ago way up north in Canada. Its one of the many places before i croke i want to see first hand. Have you heard about Coral Castle in Florida. That and Susperstitous mtn. So many natural and olden places. If you get up to NewBrunswick Canada. Check out the Magnetic Hill. I spent with family many hours several times in life.

Thanks for the comments bro.

[SAFEHSE2]

lepard colony

[noonegaf]

seattle has an underground tour that you can take.

[BTLemming]

You know I used to live in Seattle and I never once took that tour. And then I lived in New York and never went out to see the Statue of Liberty. What's wrong with me?!

[pouncey007]

The underground city in Seattle was abandoned due to a serious flood. It was easier to just build a new city right over the top of the old city. I took that tour many years ago and it was pretty cool. They also have the first flushing toilet there made by a guy with the last name "Crapper"...LOL!!!

[dean11081988]

tomas crapper and he was scotish thank you your evan trying to nick our bloody inventers now

[bizzarkreations]

This is neet . and there are some more of theese city everywhere. look at tustin in calif.

[mutedmajority]

Big fucking deal they discovered basements. The windows in the video explain that this wasn't underground at one time sherlocks. You can drive for miles underground in kansas city and Independence Missouri. They are natural caves.

[marysez]

what is the naui?

[cybearkat]

my GUESS (qualified as such) is that is was for some illegal trade of some sort. if only a few people knew, that makes it even more likely.

[jas4291]

I'm with you on this one. Maybe a safe place for alcohol during Prohibition? But then, more people should know about it because those weren't exactly exclusive...

[ulfoaf]

@cybearkat

Prevailing theory is the Underground Railroad, which did run through the town and on to Lawrence, KS.

[EliteXtasy]

I'm that they don't have underground railway systems over there.

[dejahthoris]

Probably speakeasies for selling hooch

[correctmugshot]

Neat! I love those underground mysteries. Its like the unused subways in New York; fascinating!

[AmityProductions]

wow

[jjbeggs]

no one does care

[fly2medotcom]

totALLy awesome. Havare Montana has an underground city that they give tours to see it. Be cool if they put items in it and fixed it up to tour. reinactment of sorts.

[elvenkratos]

THATS PRETTY SWEET!!!

i would love to see it with my own eyes

[IceKingXxxRS]

thats cool

[RacerXGTO]

Is the media that stupid? They were used during prohibition, all those shops were liquor taverns. The townspeople who remember it back then were sworn to not talk about it. Even when prohibition was over, they still kept it a secret and removed all traces of what it once was just in case the mightly hand of government decided to make it illegal again or if something else came up. The secret is out now.

[50lacrosse]

I was just going to suggest that until I read your comment.

[GRock732]

I'd have to agree, that's the first thing that came to my mind too.

[ulfoaf]

@RacerXGTO

Never heard any such thing ... and my family was there long before Prohibition. I had uncles that worked on the supply side during that time, they'd have probably known about it. Plenty of living people would know, so it is older than that.

[thechoochooshoe]

freaky

[iTR1Ed]

wierd

[tala213]

wierd

[hobomindgames101]

bloc party.

[SocietyIsFailing]

I think it could've been used for slaves or drugs...

[NeoOfTheSith]

I wonder if there is anywhere outside of First American Title Insurance that has access...

I miss living in Leavenworth.

[NeoOfTheSith]

Interesting stuff.

[NeverTheSameAgain]

My guess is some town slaves lived in.

But that's just me.

[Luckylotterydude]

Some smart investor took the underground Nuclear shelters and made it into a nightclub/shopping mall. I think they should do the same with this. Mark my words, someone will see this, pass it on, and it will be done. I have spoke. So it is written, so it will be done. And I won't reap any benifit or profit. Crap.

[TheEnd004500]

it was probably a place used as a bootleg during the prohibition of alcohol. A bootleg was a place were they drank and sold beer, illegally since it was illegal.

[oldschooldude2]

Thanks for the basic history lesson.

[brentizcool716]

the world spun so fast, it turned the dirt to sand, the city sunk about 20 feet underground then the ice age came and then it wiped out everything that was there, then all of a sudden a hurricane from a lake came and killed everyone, then an engineer who had 16 kids came and built a home over the entire place to prevent people from thinking aliens and thats todays leavenworth kansas. thats all i know.

[KeitoKakashi89]

Has anyone thought about moonshine?

[machenga]

damn, they found my sex dungeon