Albert Fernick's 1888 photo of the Eiffel Tower is photographe | S E E | Secret History

Albert Fernick's 1888 photo of the Eiffel Tower is photographed in an unfamiliar way. It's not the angle, but the stone base of the tower.

Of course, heavy structures and buildings need foundations or piles to keep them from sagging. What is now hidden from the eyes of tourists and miraculously survived in the picture is baffling - stone blocks and metal supports stand on the old brick walls. The masonry and buried arches seem suspiciously familiar from previous posts about the flood and clay drifts.

"On the ruins of the old world we will build a new world."

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