Pierre L'Enfant (architect of L'Enfant Plaza in Washington DC) designed the Pentagram street plan of Washington DC (pizzagate)

submitted ago by psmith85

When I was looking at a subway map regarding Pegasus on another thread, I noticed L'Enfant Plaza.

I looked up Pierre L'Enfant, who designed the plaza, and noticed that he was the one who drew up the oft mentioned [street plan] of Washington DC that contains an inverted Pentagram with the White House at its head, known as the L'Enfant Plan. L'Enfant was a high level Freemason. It seems like an odd last name, and translates to Peter the Child/Infant.

I really don't have anything more to add for the moment but wanted to put it out there in case anyone has anything on this.

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G_Gordon_Linguini ago

Why wasn't it completed?

psmith85 ago

Do you mean the pentagram or the street plan? I've read that a 'broken' or unfinished pentagram is a symbol in its own right that I believe is supposed to 'enhance' the power of the symbol. Haven't had a chance to look into that thoroughly though. It also may have been to not make it screamingly obvious and add some plausible deniability.