Zekediah's Cave (Solomon's Quarry)

Entrance to Zedekiah's Cave beneath the Old City's walls accessible from East Jerusalem between Damascus Gate and Herod's Gate	Welcome to Zedekiah's Cave, East Jerusalem Development Ltd Tourism Site	Zedekiah's Cave, also known as Solomon's Quarries	History of Zekediah's Cave
Zekediah's Cave started off as a small natural cave that was used as an underground stone quarry for thousands of years	The 300 foot long entrance chamber, Zekediah's Cave	Zekediah's Cave covers 5 acres (20,000 sq m) beneath the Muslim Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem	Side gallery of Zekediah's Cave
Zekediah's Cave was rediscovered in 1854	From the entrance to the end of the cave is about 650 feet	"The Freemasons Hall" used for secret ceremonies since the 19th C.	"The Freemasons Hall" information
Zekediah's Cave was used most recently by Suleiman the Magnificent for the city walls	The Ottoman Turks finally sealed the cave in 1540	Stones used to built the Western Wall are believed to have been quarried here	An underground stone quarry, what an interesting idea...
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