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To the people giving the information on this mysterious building - Thank you!
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Forte Pozzanghi, one of the forts built by the Royal Italian Army, primarily to defend the Colle De Nava between 1880 to 1888,
To protect Piedmont, it was built between the plains of Piedmont and Liguria from an attack from the French army.
There were numerous things such as:
Drawbridge mechanisms
Well for aeration and passage of weapons and ammunition in case of combat
Water cistern
Various fighting positions, mortar,cannon, and infantry
Embrasures for a field artillery piece, which was enclosed by a removable iron grating.
Staircase made of military grade wrought iron, which has been partly removed.
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In this video you can see: the mechanisms of the drawbridge (0:30), the well for aeration and the passage of ammunition in case of combat (0:35), the water cistern (0:37), various fighting positions, mainly for infantry. At 0:43 one can see one of the embrasures for an artillery piece, enclosed by a removable iron grating. The interior staircase, made of wrought iron, is partly removed. The fort, a real tower intended to serve as an artillery platform - with the main pieces placed on the top terrace in the barbette - was part of the Nava entrenched camp, the main element of which was the Forte Centrale that still closes the provincial road today.
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It’s commonly known as a Martello.
By the construction it’s 1800’s. Built to resist canon fire.
The pit is the well the Martello is built on. Usually with a minimum capacity for it occupants for a month or two incase of a siege or attack.
There would have been a coal store also in there.
They’re really cool buildings.
Looks like it received some repairs in ww2 or ww1 but was decommissioned after that
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If anyone wonder about the holes and the hooks most likely it was used to hold up a large lighting fixture and the holes let's smoke out so it doesn't build up within the building
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The whole time watching this video, I was both wondering what the original purpose it was constructed for, and thinking what a fantastic home it could be recycled into
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It would make a very cool home.
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Thats an old fort, top is meant to be covered in cannons, the shaft that goes up the middle is for moving powder around, windows are rifle slits, etc etc, even had a former draw bridge, idk where this is but thats what that structure is.
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Couldn't help but think how dangerous it is for anyone going in there alone. That cistern and anything like it gives me the creeps.
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A Martello!
I have seen a few Martellos in the Florida Keys. Circular military fort.
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It is a round brick and stone defensive structure.
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The "well" is where the toilet used to be. THAT was a commonality in buildings, castle like or prison like builds. Barred windows prevent tourists accidents. Ask the locals. Path up is well tended as a regularly traversed access to this building.
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This should be restored! It would make a very interesting tourist attraction
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Wow! Thanks for sharing what you found! Exciting to see such things
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that would make an amazing mansion or the beginning of a great castle.
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You’re a maniac climbing that pipe like that. It could feel solid at first but be paper thin in other sections.
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Please start posting a link on your "shorts" to the full length video. Thank you very much.❤
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I love your content! Have you thought about adding location identification and historical context at the end for a minute or two? That'd be a nice cap to each adventure. Keep going!
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"A hidden structure" you can literally see from town less than a mile away.
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@GiovanniCerinoBadone76
5 months ago
This is Fort Possenghi, one of the fortifications built by the Royal Italian Army to defend the Colle di Nava between 1880 and 1888, on the border between Piedmont and Liguria, to protect the Piedmont plain from a French attack. There is an identical fortification on the pass, called Forte Richelmo.
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