Hidden City Underneath Adelaide, page 2
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reply posted on 18-6-2006 @ 01:25 PM by NJE777
sheesh...ok
will have a lookee.

But, I am sure that there is good reason why nobody has! or has the inclination to!!



edit to insert :

Tunnels
Monday, 7th Nov, 2005

I've heard the best graffiti in Adelaide is to be found in underground tunnels around the city. I've also heard that during the war, people in Adelaide hid their valuables in underground tunnels and as they forgot to remove them, the valuables remain in the tunnels to this day. I tend not to believe the second story. I've looked for the entrance to the Kent Town tunnel, but haven't been able to find it yet. On the weekend i saw what looked like the entrance to a tunnel in St Peters, but it was getting dark and I was too afraid to get too close. I don't think i'll ever be a Goonie. Phil Davis has some photos of and information about underground tunnels in Adelaide here. The Adelaide branch of Cave Clan, a group of underground ‘urban explorers’, has a website here.
adelaideindex.com...

ho hum... *coughs...where is the person who started the thread?
hmmmmmmmmm

and some more:
www.geocities.com... some clan cave people in Adelaide with a logo that looks surprisingly like coke cola... oooo maybe it means something??

Adelaide Zorga's Tomb Zorga's fiund
Adelaide Saint Peter's Twins Twin tunnels
Adelaide Eli's Tomb In the country, this drain is shaped in natural rocks.
ref above...


www.forbidden-places.be...

well hardly any of the links work...and I am not surprised, of course they would be. Goodluck finding alternative info esp pics ...





[edit on 18-6-2006 by NJE777]


reply posted on 19-6-2006 @ 08:27 AM by Knights
Just had a quick search, afew pics I found are below:



Afew interesting quotes from various sources and sites:
the chamber is approximately seven to eight meters high and from on top it is built like a castle fortification which just makes it even more impressive … from on top there is also a plaque detailing the tunnel was built in circa 1917 … a very old tunnel indeed but less than a hundred years old the formations in this tunnel are growing at a very rapid rate!


This is no ordinary wall … the last section of the tunnel is made out of sexy-slate, just for that final touch as you head on through. You think that's cool!?! Wait until you step outside, climb up the mini-slide and discover that you're right in the middle of the Keswick Army Barracks!!! A great exit to a great tunnel!


Being a rail tunnel there is no other access other than the known entrance and exit - there is rumoured to be a station accessible from Govt House and also the Parade Grounds but these rumours are more than likely mere speculation and even if access were available from such buildings arrangements would prove rather difficult.


When I first researched the story I thought nothing more than speculation surrounding a drain. I'm not saying they are anything more but they also appear to be have used as bunkers possibly? And secret escape/ entry tunnels around the city. Anybody find anything different?

Oh and the quotes/pictures were mainly sought from: Link

Admin edit: Massive link was causing page problems

[edit on 19-8-2006 by SimonGray]


reply posted on 8-8-2006 @ 12:35 AM by wizard CC
It's interesting how people hear little bits of information here and there, and before you know it, they have pieced it all together and decided its all part of some massive secret underground network.

Sadly, atleast in this case, this far from reality.

Adelaide, like most cities, has its fair share of tunnels. These include, drainage, utility, access, train, etc. Unfortunately, they very rarely connect with eachother, and certainly do not combine to form some sort of underground city.

Some points about the information mentioned in this thread:

www.addelayed.com (no longer online) was full of assumptions and inaccurate information. It was run by the same person who ran
www.geocities.com...

There are tunnels under Victoria Square. Some were dug as bunkers in WW2 and have since been filled in. Others were used to transport government staff, money, and gold between the Treasuary, the Torrens building, and the Post office. These have since been blocked at several places between buildings.

There is no tunnel running from 'one of the major banks'. The closest any tunnel gets to a bank would be the above mentioned tunnels which run under the road/footpath outside the former reserve bank.

The 'entrance accidently dug up' near elder park was actually part of an embankment leading to the entrance of a disused train tunnel. This tunnel was once part of the Jubilee train line, and dispite claims made on www.geocities.com/dr_f1l_good of an underground "station accessible from Govt House and also the Parade Grounds" the tunnel is actually only 20 meters long at best.

The monastery tunnels mentioned by mojo4sale are probably the stormwater drain that runs through the grounds. It is 5 or 6 Km (~3.5miles) from the anzac memorial mentioned.

The tunnel used by people to sneak in to the 'Big Day Out' event in the Wayville showgrounds was a storm water drain. - It has since been secured.

thepresidentsbrain talks about a tunnel linking "the old police HQ in Angus St with Government house and the parliament". There was (and i beleive still is) a tunnel running from the watchhouse (attached to the police building) to the neighbouring magistrates courts. This is used to transfer prisoners in custody from the cells to the court rooms.

There have been rumors for years about a tunnel linking Government house to Parliament house, however i have never seen any evidence of this. It is possible that it is being confused with a tunnel that once existed running from Parliament house to the neighbouring train station.

There is a small building in the east parklands, however it is mearly a pump house. it definately has no stairs.

NJE777 refers to two tunnels, one in Kent town, and one in St Peters. These are both stormwater drains. They roughly follow the original paths of First and Second creeks.

Knights quotes an External site (again by dr_f1l_good) which refers to a tunnel with "castle fortification" built in 1917. This is a reservoir supply tunnel and is full of running water. It is outside the Adelaide metro area. The 'sexy-slate' tunnel also mentioned is another stormwater drain.

The two images in Knights post are from tunnels under the Adelaide metro area. The first shows the entrance to an overflow drain in the north eastern suburbs. And the second is taken in a former train tunnel in the Adelaide hills.

Although the town of Coober Pedy mentioned by gizzey is in the same state as Adelaide, it is over 900Km (660miles) away. And the climate is very very different.


I have been studying the tunnels under adelaide for over 10 years now. As much as i would like these stories to be true, sadly most of them are not as impressive as they seem.

If anyone has any questions or comments, you are more than welcome to contact me at 'wizard -at- caveclan d0t org'. I am not a regular user of this forum and may not be back to check on replys.

Regards,

Wizard
Adelaide Cave Clan.


reply posted on 27-8-2008 @ 05:47 AM by Anonymous ATS
reply to post by thepresidentsbrain



hey there, were bouts did u c this man enter. I heard rumours for years that there is tunnels under adelaide that were bulid for the war effort, the tunnels from what I here link. Government house, paraliment house, reserve bank, and other important landmarks of that era. I have also heard that the tunnels lead out towards the hills as an escape route. Ture or not I dopn not know. Some pictures would be great thou.
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