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Austin County Jail
The historic Austin County Jail served the county from 1896 through 1992. Today the handsome…
Explore →Cowboy Jail
The stone building was used to house prisoners before the courthouse was finished in 1883.
Explore →Currituck County Historic Jail
Next to the Currituck County Courthouse sits the original Currituck Jail. This jail was built…
Explore →Early Day Jail
Desperadoes, ruffians, robbers and horse thieves all "bunked" here in this early day calaboose (jail),…
Explore →Hannibal Old Jail Museum
1878 jail in use until 1977. On National Register. Restored cells, albino deer, fossil display,…
Explore →Historic Liberty Jail
Historic exhibits, audiovisual presentation, sculpture and artwork help visitors learn about the significant events that…
Explore →Jail Tree
This 200 year-old mesquite tree once served as Wickenburg's Jail. From 1863 to 1890 outlaws…
Explore →Lebo Jail
If morality was disregarded by some elements of society, those who chose to flout the…
Explore →Old Cooper County Jail and Hanging Barn
Oldest, continually-used county jail in the state. Site of last public hanging in the state.
Explore →Old Gila County Jail
When Gila County moved its offices into the then new county courthouse in March, 1907,…
Explore →Old Johnson County Jail
The historic Johnson County jail was constructed in 1872 of native limestone. The huge blocks…
Explore →Old Montana Prison Museum
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Old Montana Prison was built by…
Explore →Old Stone Jail
The old stone jail is one of several buildings that comprise the Jewell County Historical…
Explore →Randolph Jail
The Randolph Jail is a nineteenth century jail located on the grounds of the Riley…
Explore →Squirrel Cage Jail
One of three remaining examples of the rotary cell jails, this three-story brick structure was…
Explore →Strang Town Hall/Jail
The Strang Library is housed in the former Town Hall/Jail building, which was built in…
Explore →Tamaha Jail & Ferry Landing
The oldest jail in Oklahoma still stands near Kerr Lake at Tamaha. Tamaha was one…
Explore →The 2nd "Old Jail"
The county's first log jail burned in 1854, and a brick structure was built on…
Explore →The 3rd "Old Jail"
This imposing structure on the north side of the square was built at a cost…
Explore →The Old County Jail
Built of limestone, this two story structure opened in 1869, only eight years after Kansas…
Explore →Winchester Jail
Built in 1909, this jail came from the town of Winchester, Kansas. Since it was…
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