The late great ITT Tower in Nutley, NJ

ITT Tower picture by Greg

The ITT Research Tower was built along Washington Avenue in Nutley, NJ, in 1947. It stood 300 feet high, and was a landmark visible from miles around. I think it was even present in some of the Microsoft Flight Simulators in the mid 1990’s. ITT was a defense-related research company, which had a massive complex on the site. The company would greatly downsize and eventually demolished half of the site and sold it for redevelopment. Part is now the Clifton Commons Mall. Rob and I often road our bicycles there in the early 90’s to play volleyball on the sand court, only to be chased out by a fat security guy in a jeep. In fact the above picture is one I took back around 1994 I think, of the tower and the volleyball court.

History of ITT Research at the site: www.microwaves101.com/encyclopedia/historicalTE.cfm

And of course, the Nazi Germany/UFO Alien conspiracy information (No I am not kidding)!
Source: ORION BASED TECHNOLOGY, MIND CONTROL AND OTHER SECRET PROJECTS, by Val Valerian

NEW JERSEY, NEWARK – German [Thule Society] infiltration of the American military-industrial complex following WWII, via the NSA, I.T.T., ARCO, EXXON, etc., led to the construction of massive joint alien-fascist underground complexes [stemming from the Nazi alliance with an alien collaboration, based under the Gizeh plateau of Egypt – via the Grant Orient Lodge of Egyptian Freemasonry and the various gnostic Bavarian cults that were brought back from Egypt during the Egyptian occupation by the armies of the so-called “Holy Roman Empire” of Italy-Austria-Germany]. Tunnel systems run from the I.T.T. Corporation building in Newark to the I.T.T. facility at Nutley, to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio [mag-lev tubes], to A.I.L., to Long Island [Montauk Point].

Here is a video of the tower being demolished in 1996, as well as preceding photos and the local news videos of the destruction. What a shame they turned the large green space there into a gated Townhouse community. I hate those. Those are not communities, they are seperated from the community.

10 Replies to “The late great ITT Tower in Nutley, NJ”

    1. My father worked there for 35 years (only 5 for me). But yes, more than 1 person committed suicide by jumping off the tower. By the time I got there, access to the tower was forbidden.

    2. The story was, as I heard it from my father who worked at ITT, that a young woman grieving from a failed romance committed suicide by jumping from the tower. For many years afterward her suicide became local legend.

  1. I was couch surfing at my parents home in Nutley in the early 70s, when one night there was a burning , buzzing sensation in my body. I was paralyzed briefly. I heard the dog whining, the dog next door yelping and both my parents moaning in their bedrooms. It lasted about 5 minutes.
    Next morning I asked my dad if he felt anything strange and he said it happened sometimes. I asked the cop next door and he said the same thing.
    Now the house was about a mile and a half from the ITT Federal tower and I assumed it was due to radiation from it.
    Over the next few years there was a cluster of cancers in that neighborhood.
    My mom’s included. She died.
    Now, reading recent reports of Cuba Syndrome spreading to other parts of the US,, especially in the DC area, I can’t help but wonder if the two events are connected.

    1. Wow that’s crazy. I’m sorry your mom died from cancer. Mine did as well at the age of 61. She lives in Bayonne NJ during 911 and we believe that it was from the month or 2 of smoke coming from the 911 disaster.

  2. I worked in Nutley facility (Defense Com Division) back i the late 80s. They were in the process of getting rid of the building housing the Avionics Division. The tower (which, over the years had led to a few suicide jumps from the tower) was supposed to land on (and crush) the last half of the building, but it missed.

  3. I remember going to ITT for swim lessons during the summer. I don’t remember the year but that’s where a lot of kids went!

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