Indianapolis indiana underground tunnels Videos

• 1. $255000000 tunnel to nowhere?
• 2. Central State Hospital - Boiler Building, underground tunnel to Power Plant Tour
• 3. Central State Hospital Searching for the hidden tunnels Pt 3
• 4. Central State Hospital Searching for the hidden tunnels Pt 2
• 5. Underground Tunnels beneath the town square in Princeton IN
• 6. Central State Hospital Searching for the hidden tunnels
• 7. Underground Tunnels & Abandoned Hotels (The title says it all.)

$255000000 tunnel to nowhere?

User Comments

BreakerInc commented on 13 Jun 2012

Yeah.. *Sigh* All those who are planning ahead can do is make plans for when the dollar falls flat on its face. Would many people love to have things change for the better? Naturally. But it seems very much as if so many, even those who want that change just can't be bothered to try and help, they want someone ELSE to fix it. And so our news is full of things like this, like we have cash to toss around. I'm not sure about the trees, too early for google-fu, but the whole thing sounds ridiculous.

Ronald Jackson commented on 14 Jun 2012

Where does it end in Indiana good question that one I do not even know. As far as Knox, it would be better if you gave me 24 hours and I will in box you some things that are very interesting. For my fellow friends living on our FT. I have learned quite a bit. So it wouldn't be good for me to come out here and make statements. We do experiment and I will say this have you heard of H.A.A.R.P. well I will say this and put myself out there as the "Crazy" we have a small unit on the FT. Ouch. Peace.

SomeReefer commented on 14 Jun 2012

I was looking into some things and found a base in Kokomo that is rumored to have a d.u.m.b.. I also noticed Indiana and Kansas have been storing a hell of a lot of co2 in giant underground tanks, something like 3 million gpd or something and also found the first subterranean training facility in I think Kentucky or maybe Indiana. It is used by the army. I have looked a lot into H.A.A.R.P. and have found there are many sights like it all over the world. I will send you my email inbox. Thanks.

khalilahinjapan commented on 13 Jun 2012

lol it would ... but you know what? the earth is in such an upheaval now that I doubt the human population will be as big as it is now in the coming years. I was around when the earthquake hit japan last year and the fucking earth rocked us like we were on a boat in a storm and the earth that i thought was stable and unbreakable spit like an egg before my eyes. Mother nature is NOTHING to fuck with but people dont care about the earth. anyways..stupid reporter with no connection to the earth.

DetroitUrbanTV commented on 16 Jun 2012

I visit Mammoth Cave yearly. Mammoth Cave is a World Natural Wonder, also a natural resource, a recreational destination,a nature preserve and scientific community education center. The information one could learn about geology and natural processes is astounding. Mammoth National Park is also Federal Land and belongs to US citizens and the world for its Universal Knowledge. You can always find me in the camping section or crawling in water-filled dark caves looking for semi-precious stones.

DetroitUrbanTV commented on 16 Jun 2012

We can use the tunnel, protect our trees and save tax payer dollars in the long run, without continuing sustained dependence upon fossil fuel. Imagine a tunnel with High Speed Rail, transporting food, goods, and people as an alternative and improved form of meeting our transportation needs. This scenario is exactly the wisdom that NYC developed when they invested in their underground public transportation system. In 1933, Detroit make the devastating decision to invest in private cars only.

DetroitUrbanTV commented on 17 Jul 2012

You do not understand the physical structure of the Mammoth Cave National Park. It is 217 miles of caves that branch off into a tree-like formation. Another why to visualize this would be to compare it to "tree roots" or squiggly black lines drawn on paper. Your words suggest "HUGE TUNNELED AREA" means that we could already be using land for what you want? NOT!! Or should we continue using Mammoth Cave for what we are already using it for? Oh yeah and should we touch the animal sanctuary?

DetroitUrbanTV commented on 16 Jun 2012

I think haarp is fine. I have no problem with it...because we do need control of the weather. We need to control fire with our minds, and quickly. But also if we respond quickly, and provide this technology, we will kill each other quickly. Killing technology would (guns, weapons, and video gaming practice) train us to kill and be violent for recreation. So we need more education, talking and human intelligence to stop fearing death and treat everyone, to reach and hold as never wanting.

SomeReefer commented on 16 Jun 2012

Thanks for the comment. Look into H.A.A.R.P more and you will see it is not just to control weather. The Russian's used it on America for something like 15 years. You can search for stories about it, they called it the wood pecker because that's the sound it made on your tv and radio when they were using it. A study was later done and found that it was aimed at congress and d.c. and it caused mass depression. I agree we need a real education system. " FEAR IS ONLY A BLOCK TO PROGRESS"

Ronald Jackson commented on 14 Jun 2012

Yes this is a waste of what we call money which is no more than monopoly paper; which ='s silver. Why is a waste because both Kentucky and Indiana have been called Kentucky ana and so on. There is more fraud committed between both states in regards to building bridges which we were going to build a big 200 billion dollar bridge now a tunnel. Another way for our sorry Governor and Indiana's who is worse to continue. When they cut our = right and fair committee. Garbage leadership.

DetroitUrbanTV commented on 15 Jun 2012

This is very poor journalism. This story is biased toward only one perspective and never once addressed the positives of this tunnel or how it would be of benefit. The journalist we have now have zero interests in being thorough (most of them) and they wind up hurting the american mind, because both the audience and professional "media folk" do not do research. This is News Media making us dumber. NEWS presents both sides and commentary is one person's view. Is this a news story?

DetroitUrbanTV commented on 20 Mar 2013

Thank you for your interesting question: My answer is YES. If nature engages in a behavior and this behavior helps any species to survive = YES. Your question to me was directed toward spiders and comparing thier behavior with humans. My senario is about impacting earth, while you are comparing family relationships. Yes, the animal natural of humans must aways be a focus while we are already very clear that killing our children will not advanced our species toward survival.

Central State Hospital - Boiler Building, underground tunnel to Power Plant Tour

Central State Hospital Searching for the hidden tunnels Pt 3

User Comments

418laylah commented on 14 Aug 2012

those masks are good for nothing, especially asbestos...

Emily Rader commented on 14 Aug 2012

Were you able to capture the shadow figure?

Mario Kamper commented on 26 Mar 2013

4:29 .. holy...

Central State Hospital Searching for the hidden tunnels Pt 2

Underground Tunnels beneath the town square in Princeton IN

User Comments

The Gist of Freedom commented on 24 Mar 2008

Princeton Indiana was a pivotal Underground Railroad Station. David Stormont was a celebrated & effective abolitionist. His heroic narratives are told in countless history books, including the attempt to rescue Peter Gist's enslaved family. This fascinating story involved Seth Conklin (a slave owner impostor)& Philadelphian Wm. Still. You can read more on Stormont and Princeton's U.G.R.R activities at the site below. rootsquest "DOT"com/~jmurphy/gibson/stormont"dot"htm Happy Easter!

force311999 commented on 23 Jan 2012

@PrincetonFitness dos the brick look diferant - is it interlocked to the side walls or just look like it was built after can you look in the basement of the building it faces to see if there is the other end???????

PrincetonFitness commented on 29 Oct 2008

Cool! So glad to be able to add to the body of knowledge studied by our future! Maybe this will inspire others to research more and one day maybe give tours and put Princeton on the map!

PrincetonFitness commented on 23 Jan 2012

@force311999 No, the coal shoots are in the back of the buildings this side of the square, this is the front.

force311999 commented on 23 Jan 2012

if you lift the man hole is it in the street or did they pave over it so you can't open it

NinjaBeautygirl1 commented on 12 Jul 2012

They date back before any records. All we know for sure if that it is pre-1897.

nickjonasluver19 commented on 15 Oct 2008

we watched this in one of our classes i go to princeton middle school

force311999 commented on 23 Jan 2012

@force311999 it may have ben a hole to dump coal in for the furnace

charly grant commented on 14 Jul 2012

has some one gone to the end? and how old do the buildings look?

vldeck commented on 14 Mar 2009

wow thats cool~!! i had no idea there was tunnels in our town

PrincetonFitness commented on 23 Jan 2012

@force311999 I think it is now paved over.

charly grant commented on 11 Jul 2012

age of the buildings?

Central State Hospital Searching for the hidden tunnels

Underground Tunnels & Abandoned Hotels (The title says it all.)