The giant Coffee Pot House in Lexington, VA has been turning heads since the 1950s! 😱Once a cafe serving travelers along Route 11, it’s now one of the quirkiest roadside attractions in Virginia. While the art studio it eventually became is no longer there, the house is still ready for photo ops, so be sure to add this stop to your next Blue Ridge or Shenandoah Valley road trip.🚗(📸 : archival photos Mark Breithaupt)  📌 1870 E Midland Trail, Lexington, VA 24450💰 Free to stop by 👀 Remember to

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Haunted History: Vanished from Post On post, October is for VMI lore. Each week this month, we’ll share a lesser-known chapter of the Institute’s past, told with an eerie twist. Welcome to Haunted History, Episode 1: Vanished from Post 🪦 Did you know there was once a cemetery on VMI Post? From around 1866 to 1912, a burial site near what is now Marshall Hall served as the final resting place for cadets, some of whom died while enrolled at the Institute. In 1912, all known graves were relocated