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RE: Search for the Mud Flood 2: A Local Town Square's Curious Architecture Raises Only More Questions
Good story. In Europe, lots of older buildings had basements with windows at or below ground level. In Vancouver, Canada, we have tunnels under the streets where steam was supplied to multiple buildings from a central boiler. Those doors and windows that had been blocked up in your photographs could have been openings to a tunnel. The explanations and possibilities might be endless.
I did consider the possibility that the subterranean door and windows could have led to an underground room or tunnel. That idea, by itself, leads to a whole other world of intrigue, and almost makes more sense than a forgotten mud flood.