Old Jail, Prison museum in Massachusetts, United States.
The Old Jail is a prison museum in Massachusetts featuring original cells and artifacts from different periods. The exhibits display tools, documents, and everyday items from the institution's daily operations.
The building was constructed in the 19th century as a prison and reflects the correctional architecture of that era. It was later converted into a museum to preserve this chapter of legal history.
The museum displays demonstrate the changing attitudes toward justice, punishment, and rehabilitation throughout Massachusetts history through exhibits and guided presentations.
Visitors can walk through the preserved cells and explore the prison spaces on their own. Guided tours help you better understand the structure and daily life within this facility.
The preserved cell blocks maintain their original configuration, allowing visitors to experience the authentic layout and construction of a historical correctional institution.
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