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Speechless Sunday-Do You Know What This Is?

Do You Know What This Is?

 

This structure represents a portion of history in Northern Virginia.  When this structure was built it was discovered this area was the site of Revolutionary-war burying ground, which meant the remains of soliders found there needed to be moved. 

Despite the negative connotations to its history the evidence of what it did can still be seen not only a few blocks away but also in DC as well.

 

Do you Know What It Is?

 

Northern Virginia Agents let others see if they can name this structure and it's purpose before jumping in!

 

 

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Comments

Hello Cindy and with out reading your post I would have thought it was a holding tank for people, jail, or small fort that people would fight from the inside out, very interesting pic!

Vegas Bob

Posted by VEGAS BOB (REALTY ONE GROUP - LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 702.443.7156 ) over 1 year ago

I thought it looked like a jail too. Wouldn't make a good converted house. Some people do that with silos.

Posted by Lizette Fitzpatrick - Lexington KY MLS - Kentucky Homes - Horse Farms (Lizette Realty - Lexington KY - Richmond KY) over 1 year ago

Its either a jail or an incinerator. I am not sure.

Posted by Summit Realty Group- The Future of Real Estate Today! over 1 year ago

looks like an incinerator to me, burn baby burn, this ain't no disco

Posted by Gerry Michaels GettysburgGerry (Studmuffin Media) over 1 year ago

I don't know that I can answer, despite having lived in Northern Virginia for ages.  I'll be interested to know what the answer is.

Posted by Anne Clark (Metro Referrals) over 1 year ago

Vegas Bob-some parts of your answer are part of the history :-)

Posted by Cindy Jones-Northern Virginia Real Estate & Military Relocation Services (CJ Realty Group, Inc.) over 1 year ago

Lizette-someone would have a hard time standing up in it.

Posted by Cindy Jones-Northern Virginia Real Estate & Military Relocation Services (CJ Realty Group, Inc.) over 1 year ago

Summitt Realty-interestlngly enough your answer has two parts of the history that tie in a bit.  Heat and Jail.

Posted by Cindy Jones-Northern Virginia Real Estate & Military Relocation Services (CJ Realty Group, Inc.) over 1 year ago

Gerry-I don't think there is a disco ball inside this structure.  But the burn...hot....hot...hot....does play into it.

Posted by Cindy Jones-Northern Virginia Real Estate & Military Relocation Services (CJ Realty Group, Inc.) over 1 year ago

Anne-you know it is something that until about 10 years ago I hadn't paid any attention to.  One those things you see and go or sure and then forget about.

Posted by Cindy Jones-Northern Virginia Real Estate & Military Relocation Services (CJ Realty Group, Inc.) over 1 year ago

Cindy, is it a place they brought the remains of unknown soldiers and cremated them?

Posted by Kay Van Kampen–Springfield, Ozark, Nixa Greene County Missouri Real Estate Agent (RE/MAX Broker, RE/MAX Solutions) over 1 year ago

Cindy

Is it in Williamsburg?

Good luck and success.

Lou Ludwig

Posted by Lou Ludwig CRB, CRS, CIPS, GRI, SRES, TRC, e-PRO, (Ludwig & Associates) over 1 year ago

Kay-no though again heat played a huge part in it's use.  Follow up post today.

Posted by Cindy Jones-Northern Virginia Real Estate & Military Relocation Services (CJ Realty Group, Inc.) over 1 year ago

Lou-actually it is in Lorton VA about 25 miles south of DC.

Posted by Cindy Jones-Northern Virginia Real Estate & Military Relocation Services (CJ Realty Group, Inc.) over 1 year ago

I was just checking to see if you had revealed the answer.  I'm curious as all get out to know what this structure is.

Posted by Anne Clark (Metro Referrals) over 1 year ago

Anne-I'm going to put together an blog post to reveal the answer. 

Posted by Cindy Jones-Northern Virginia Real Estate & Military Relocation Services (CJ Realty Group, Inc.) over 1 year ago

The answer to what this is Lorton VA Where Inmates Paved the Way to A New Future is posted.

Posted by Cindy Jones-Northern Virginia Real Estate & Military Relocation Services (CJ Realty Group, Inc.) over 1 year ago

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