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Old Jail Museum
The jailer lived on the right side....
The lady prisioners were down in the basement,
the men were on the left side upstairs. |
Check-In..... |
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Downstairs is where the lady
prisioners were kept |
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There was a small kitchen on the right
side
where all the cooking was done.... |
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Dress of the day.... |
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Orphan children from the east (New
York and Boston)
were sent on trains to the west where they
were placed in
several cities along the way....Paris being
one of them.
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This is a list of the orphan children
that
would live in this area.... |
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Picture of some of the orphan children
riding the train to parts unknown to them! |
Front door to jail.... |
Once you opened the door there was
another door.....the building had very
thick walls.... |
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Most Wanted |
Upstairs were the men were kept |
The small cells are now used for
history items.... |
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Cell door.... |
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This is one of the beds inside the
cell.... |
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You can see how thick the outside
walls are. |
The last person to ever be legally
hanged in Arkansas,
was in the back yard of the jail on July 15,
1914.
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