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Old Jail Museum
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Review by:
sherry c.
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THe Old Jail is a exciting and interesting jail to visit. It has alot of history. This is the jail that actually housed prisoners up until 1989. It was built back in the coal miners days and housed the infamous Molly Mcquires, They were actually found guilty and hanged in this jail. One of them proclaimed his innocence and left his handprint on the wall of the jail cell. It is still there to this day, in jail cell 17. They give youa 45 minute tour of the jail and the dungeon and all. So interesting and exciting
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