727 Comments for Lorton Reformatory

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looks like there where more to the picture once?
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Who knows where he is now, maybe your next door neighbor?
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That was 11 years ago, wonder where he is now?
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Looks like about 6'x8', have seen closets larger.
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I don't think i'll take this one, do you have a room with a view?
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I think the secure facility was constructed circa 1920; nevertheless I'd venture to say these were installed some decades after.
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Yes but cell phones usually don't work in these kinds of places, so another person or two is always better.
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kinda sobering now ain't it ?
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Almost all the bricks at Lorton were produced on-site by inmates; not sure if they took part in laying them.

If I were to take a guess at what "Industry" means, I might go with a grouping of privileged inmates. Perhaps the dorm was for those who were allowed to work in industry at the facility (power plant, etc), as opposed to agriculture, which was a large part of inmate work at Lorton. I could be totally wrong too :-)
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It's the corner of the bed "frame," which is really just a metal box welded to the wall. It does look like the floor though...
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Think about it this way,I bet it looked really good if you where being released?
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Not exacitly "the Green Mile'?
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Better that than ,11Dorm, hog farmer
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Veery strange in deed?
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It seem so quiet and peacefull in the sun.