This is one of the window fronts in the underground you can see an orb in the left hand corner. Keep in mind that 95% of these are dust

  This is another store front in a different room. It looks like someone covered up the windows to keep dust ect out. 

             cindy stepping through the door in the a passage way. the has been filled with ruble 

      This is the passage way cindy walked into in the pic above. as you can see it has been partly filled in

       This is the other side of the same passage way as you can see it is narrow and has glass pane windows. How strange is this. 

        Cindy is walking into a different store from be for we are able to come in from the passage way to the store. 

This is a store add still hanging on to the out side of the door. It looks too new for the dates the think this was constructed 

  Their are many thoughts as to what this was. Now that i have been down in their i am wondering if in the 1850 during the flood the part of the this street was so damaged the just raised the  ground and built on top of the old. The flood in the 1850 moved the missouri river 3 miles at some points. Westen Mo. was one the biggest port on the river to export tobacco until the river moved and left it high and dry.

Many others think it was part of the underground railroad for freeing slaves. But most runaways avoided Leavenworth and went to Atcheson. Then others like my self thought maybe Proabision (how ever you spell this darn word) could have had a part in it.

Then their is always all the above.