So creating this new post to follow on from my last as it has developed to one of it's own. Thank you to everyone in the comments helping put this together and all the other sources I have gathered this from!

A post here done by @Piscina on how they worship Lucifer- https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2291627

Following my post here: https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2686121

I feel it is safe to say that the "art" done by Biljana Djurdjevic-

https://www.google.com.au/search?q=biljana+djurdjevic&rlz=1C1REZA_enAU700AU700&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwin94DOwITdAhXXA4gKHVIOC0sQ_AUICigB&biw=1920&bih=894#imgrc=16p02V1OxzI4DM:

Can be matched to the wallpapers and locations throughout the Biltmore Estate as seen in this Pintrest-

https://www.pinterest.com.au/pin/151222499959337200

(EDIT: IMO the "artist" almost has a similair style to the way they draw Archer.. The backgrounds are very detailed yet the people are of a seemingly different style, almost as if they don't fit in to the backdrop. )

Here is the pool picture that got all this started:

Real picture- https://imgur.com/a/XkXXkYH Back view of pool- https://imgur.com/a/e90aFft Video- https://youtu.be/3lwxSBlLc4g?t=215 Pool as depicted in "Archer" catroon series- https://imgur.com/a/R9XAj0v https://imgur.com/a/IBn46Lv Painting- https://imgur.com/a/Tp1aGfu

EDIT: here is more on the Archer pool thanks to @exposethecriminals.

The pool in Archer is not used as a swimming pool, even though Tunt Manor is occupied!

http://archer.wikia.com/wiki/Tunt_Manor :

The Pool: [the butler] Woodhouse’s living space in the mansion until Dr. Algernop Krieger fills it so he can construct his submersible.

http://archer.wikia.com/wiki/Woodhouse :

"Slowly dying, for all anyone cares. But the saddest part is, no one does.." —Woodhouse

Image of the butler in the pool in his underwear

Another image of Woodhouse in the pool source

This wallpaper in the painting- https://imgur.com/a/C1cQTtR Is almost identical to this room in the estate- https://imgur.com/a/BVfcdtM

And the same can be said about ALOT of her other paintings.

Like this painting- https://imgur.com/a/0IdDMKz Real picture- https://imgur.com/a/hTLiz8t

Painting- https://imgur.com/a/AIEulbk House- https://imgur.com/a/lIriPHh

Painting- https://imgur.com/a/0IdDMKz Real gym has almost identical clubs hanging up with the same white tiles seen in her paintings- https://imgur.com/a/P6YDYSG

Painting- https://imgur.com/a/7S3aAyk With almost identical pattern wallpaper but different colour- https://imgur.com/a/idOoTN3

So long shot.. But could the guy on the far left in this painting https://imgur.com/a/XzQgQdy be a younger version of this guy https://imgur.com/a/olYCOOB ??? Vanderbilts grandson..

There is also this one that would almost depict an outdoor pool- https://imgur.com/a/33RuJPD

Which thanks to @letsdothis2 discovered there WAS an outdoor pool -

"In this image https://imgur.com/a/aHooW4W you can see the leaves on the floor. So, I thought that would mean an outdoor pool or something like that. Guess what? Biltmore had an outdoor pool which was built by Edith Vanderbilt in the 1930s but later filled in https://i.pinimg.com/originals/3e/22/9c/3e229c7ab68a1a82d51886196fb6dc22.jpg ; https://www.biltmore.com/blog/article/in-the-good-old-summertime"

More from @exposethecriminals-

"I believe it's highly likely some of the pool paintings of children are based on them being harmed, or worse, in the Biltmore House pool -- I have made many, many comments in this thread supporting that. But many people don't notice who writes what comments, so, I just want to clarify that before my comment, below. I'm just trying to add more information, not take away from the pool information:

By the way, in case this is helpful to anyone -- from personal experience:

As someone who is a survivor of Pedogate (1960's - approximately 1980's,) although I've never officially been to the Biltmore Estate, I have recognized three areas of it since v / PG and v / GA started researching it.

I basically just recognize having been on the main staircase, and in the fourth floor room with the spiral staircase that looks like an office ("the observatory,") in a bad but not horrible way. However I get a very bad vibe-memory from the third area, which is the room at 5:40 with the architectural model of the house. I can only assume they must have done horrible things to us children in that room, and maybe still do. All three areas are in this video from 4:45 - 6:10 or so:

https://youtu.be/HCpgA-zD0H0?t=285 "

There are also apparently tunnels under the estate as shown in this Reddit post -

https://www.reddit.com/r/greatawakening/comments/98c2ll/about_the_biltmore_pool_found_this_while_looking/?sort=top

And also this photo of the waterfall just outside the estate that has a large drain that could be easily accessed by a person- https://imgur.com/a/mzmUOrD

Edit: Spelling and grammar

Edit: Adding more pictures and info

Edit: More from @exposethecriminals

" A 1900 book describes the Biltmore House pool as being 50 feet long x 50 feet wide, and marble.

It's not that size, and it's finished with glazed tile, not marble. I'm thinking the dimensions were maybe a mistake/due to wrong information, and calling it marble may have been a manner of speaking, as the room is mostly marble??

For what it's worth:

https://archive.org/stream/biltmore00albe#page/n5 :

“Biltmore Photo-Gravures” (1900) by H.Taylor Rogers, Asheville

https://archive.org/stream/biltmore00albe#page/n7 :

In the basement is a Turkish bath ['gymnasium/lounging room' on the floor plans], with a marble plunge, 50 x 50 feet, and electric illumination from beneath as well as above.

If you use the banquet hall's dimensions of 72 x 42 feet as a guide, and compare the size of the pool to the banquet hall on the floor plans, the pool is not even close to 50 x 50 feet.

You know what is basically 50 x 50 feet? The creepy sub-basement "plant storage room." Under this heavy marble trap door https://imgur.com/a/ITumw9i in the Winter Garden on the main floor was open space down to the plant storage room two floor below. The ABC article states the plant storage room has been replaced by a staff break room. However in looking at their photo, and then at the floor plans, correct me if I'm wrong but I think the break room is just one floor down from the Winter Garden.

It might be nothing, but why such a deep and tall plant storage room, unless I'm looking at this wrong? The conservatory for plants, meaning The Conservatory, which is its own separate building from the main house where the Winter Garden small conservatory is very large, was built in 1895 like the house, and is not too great a distance away. Maybe the conservatory was too humid for some plants, I don't know."

EDIT: Looking through some Vanderbilt stuff on g--gle I have discovered that in the Vanderbilt Mansion in Long Island, New York there is a mantle piece and fire place that has a sculpture and art around it. So thank you to Mike Cernovich for giving me the eyes to see this! That the images represent the Ovaries aka female reproductive system. Just like Mike has shown us in his video on the #Avo Superbowl commercial! I can't find his video, only trash articles about him. This would be easier to understand if you could see his video. But anyway, here's the art for the time being..

Article- https://walkaboutny.com/2015/07/07/the-vanishing-vanderbilts/

Fire place and mantle- https://imgur.com/a/dmttYAG

Art above fire place- https://imgur.com/a/2XHVAdh

Fire place cover- https://imgur.com/a/q4k7bT8

Ovaries- https://imgur.com/a/Of1vq3W

EDIT: Turns out one of their mansions in Rhode Island- Stonor Lodge, just happened to "burn down" shortly before Pizzagate broke

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXDNNxLlqTk