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About Old Jail Museum
The Old Jail Museum is an intact late 19th-century jail facility in Knoxville, listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1989. Built in 1888, this two-story masonry block building features a pyramidal roof and a fortress-like appearance. Visitors can observe its intact iron jail works, original steel plate doors, and iron bars on windows. It served as Crawford County's only jail facility from its construction until 1972.
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Serving Knoxville, GA
The Old Jail Museum is an intact late 19th-century jail facility in Knoxville, listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1989. Built in 1888, this two-story masonry block building features a pyramidal roof and a fortress-like appearance. Visitors can observe its intact iron jail works, original steel plate doors, and iron bars on windows. It served as Crawford County's only jail facility from its construction until 1972.

