Vienna, Virginia - Midgetville

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Vienna, Virginia - Midgetville

Alas, this *historic* property will now be dubbed: "Razedville." Thanks to the ineptitude and selfishness of the Fairfax County board of supervisors, the new developer, much to the chagrin of the Vienna community, was allowed to clear every single tree (mostly old-growth oaks) on the entire property, leaving only the utility poles. Please come visit the new national landmark, which symbolizes a new world order (in this case at the county level) of uncompromising power and greed. [Disgusted, 07/22/2008]

[RA: A New World Order... with no room for midget homes!]

Vienna, Virginia - Midgetville

Midgetville is gone! The tiny houses were indeed real, but small people did not live in them. The land is being cleared as we speak by developers to build luxury homes. During high school, it was a favorite pastime to load up a car full of friends in the dark of night and venture in to Midgetville. We scared ourselves to death! [Helen, 06/08/2008]

Midgetville:
Address: Vienna, VA
Directions: Wedderburn Rd. near the intersection at Cedar Lane.
Vienna, Virginia - Midgetville

Sadly the urban legend that was Midgetville in Vienna is now a dirt patch. The little cottages and the trees surrounding them have been destroyed and will be replaced with a bunch of soulless McMansions called Wehterbrun Estates or some such (sorry if you can see your neighbor in their shower, it's not an estate....but I digress). [Dave, 06/04/2008]

Vienna, Virginia - Midgetville

A Washington Post article from 2002 gives some good details on what is actually on the property and dispels the myths surrounding Midgetville.

It's an old, lightly developed resort that dates back to 1892. It was named "Midgetville" because of the farmer's market that was held there. Today, the cabins/houses are crumbling because the family who owns it can't afford the upkeep. It's most likely going to be redeveloped into a planned urban community, similar to what Ballston/Clarendon have become.

The owners get very angry when they catch trespassers. A pastime of local teenagers has been to race along the dirt roads throwing eggs and garbage at the old houses, trying to harrass the supposed "midgets." [Derek K, 06/16/2005]

Vienna, Virginia - Midgetville - Do Not Go There

Do not go there. They are normal people, who get pissed at people driving through there. They are normal people -- no midgets, not worth the drive. [Syd Myd, 03/20/2005]

[RA: We appreciate the warning.]

Midgetville - Do Not Go There:
Address: Vienna, VA
Hours: Never. Do not go there.

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