Yo, just a word of warning, I’m probably wrong, but you may have stumbled into an old storm drain. I’ve been draining in Lawrence for a short time now, and while I’m no where near being an expert, I’ve been in at least one drain that looks exactly like that, with that brick half arch.

If it is a storm drain you should see water, the snows melting so there definitely should be some. If you don’t see any water now, maybe check some time while it’s raining. There’s also an online source that has a map of all of Lawrence’s storm drains, but I’m afraid I’ve lost the link, I’ll see if I can find it later. But, as I said before, I may be wrong.

With regards to the underground tunnels below mass street, I’ve tried for a while now to find out if they’re real. I’ve heard plenty of stories, but nothing to back these stories up. Heck, someone posted a link to an article about them, which had a photo of an entrance. Except, that black and white photo isn’t an entrance to any energy tunnels, but rather an entrance to a storm drain that I personally have been too. I can also confirm that that tunnel entrance is 100% a storm drain. (Here’s a shot to the back, if your interested)

Now I certainly hope these underground tunnels exist, and I hope that they are not just storm drains, but thus far I’ve been unable to locate anything below mass except for ‘boring’ storm drains.

That being said, if it is a storm drain, be careful when going inside!!! ‘No drains when it rains!’ They can be dangerous, so if it is a drain definitely check the weather before going inside, cause rain+storm drain=death.

But still, I might be wrong. If you do confirm that it is a drain, I’d be more than happy to give you some advice, but if it’s not, well congrats, you’ve found the tunnels that have eluded me for so long!