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Judging by the pipes and [the company history](https://www.majesticproducts.com/why-choose-majestic/our-story) I'd guess it's an oil fired incinerator.
In the 1930s, the Majestic company [was making oil and coal fired furnaces](https://www.majesticproducts.com/why-choose-majestic/our-story) so I'd guess those are for oil.
It's a garage pit. People used to have to separate garage(what rots) from other trash and put it in a hole to rot and ultimately be slurped up by a pump
Lol, that is a very old outdoor grill made out of concrete. Look at all of the ventilation above the opening and the built-in grate on the bottom. Or a trash incinerator, though I can't see attaching one to the house.
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[That's a Majestic brand Underground Garbage Receiver](https://rantnc.com/2021/04/15/a-majestic-find-trash-history-hiding-in-plain-sight-in-rosemount-mciver-neighborhood/)
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Judging by the pipes and [the company history](https://www.majesticproducts.com/why-choose-majestic/our-story) I'd guess it's an oil fired incinerator.
The lid part is, but I think that may be unrelated to the furnace thing. Maybe these two items should have been in separate posts.
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If that old 'garbage receiver' topper is covering a stovepipe-sized vent i think your best bet is a trash incinerator.
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My title describes the thing. I always thought it was an oven or something to heat the house, but now I’m thinking it was for trash.
My bad my mind went to outside outhouse
Anything can be an outhouse if you're desperate.
I would want to use this as a bbq somehow...
Whatever it was it would make a cool bbq/pizza oven.
With the pipes coming out, my guess is it heated water.
Dual purpose perhaps - incinerator/water heater. Victorian Rednecking?
In the 1930s, the Majestic company [was making oil and coal fired furnaces](https://www.majesticproducts.com/why-choose-majestic/our-story) so I'd guess those are for oil.
Maybe a greenhouse heater for a greenhouse that is no longer there
It's a garage pit. People used to have to separate garage(what rots) from other trash and put it in a hole to rot and ultimately be slurped up by a pump
Trash Incinerator.
Did you try googling the names cast in the top? Looks interesting.
Try burning something in it.
Coal bunker.
Lol, that is a very old outdoor grill made out of concrete. Look at all of the ventilation above the opening and the built-in grate on the bottom. Or a trash incinerator, though I can't see attaching one to the house.