Re: Wardencyffe/Tunnels Re: Colorado Springs

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Original poster: "Dave" <dgoodfellow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

According to my book, after J.P. Morgan offered Tesla 150,000 to 
build a wireless transmission tower and power plant, Tesla turned to 
James D. Warden, manager and director of the Suffolk county Land 
Company of Long Island. He made 200 acres available to Tesla. The 
north shore of Long Island drops sharply down to the water of the 
Sound, so the site was called Wardenclyffe.

Dave
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Subject: Re: Wardencyffe/Tunnels Re: Colorado Springs


> Original poster: "resonance" <resonance@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> Dave:
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> Any idea where the name "Wardenclyffe" originated?  Is it a former 
> landowners name or ??
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> Dr. Resonance
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> > Original poster: "Dave" <dgoodfellow@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> > There are more digs in the area that are not related to Tesla and 
> > the Wardenclyffe plant. From about 1954 to 1974 there was  a Nike 
> > missile bunker in Rockey Point Long Island, which is the next town 
> > over from Shoreham. In its day, it was the last line of defense 
> > from a nuclear attack on New York City. In the link below, 
> > there  are references to tunnels going right up to someone's 
> > basement, but then I found this statement of the status of the 
> > missile facility: