213 Comments for Salem Jail

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Does anyone know what these letters/numbers mean? Is it a date?
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More like "Noose, KNOT so..."

Sorry, I couldn't help myself..
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What a lovely shade of urine yellow...
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I was thinking that too, Pavchka..that they figured the inmates couldn't reach around and open the cell with some sort of key.
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Between the "I hate everyone" on one wall, and the Nazi Swastika on the other wall, you can really feel the love, lol!
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I saw the REDRUM right away..maybe I'm warped, lol!
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I'm curious as to the price of the apartments. I clicked on the website but couldn't see any prices listed.
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Thanks. That makes perfect sense now. My mind just wouldn't pull this one together.
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OMG that's so funny. . . reminds me of my apartment on Lark St.
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no, my head is spinning right now (more so than usual)
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Primitive Electronics
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a noose for a dolly
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I love the radiators hung on the wall . .
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Great new gallery Mr. M, Thank You! Jail houses seem spookier to me than the great old hospitals. More negative energy from the consequences of wrong doing than illness, I think. Now, many people in jail should be in a treatment facility. Progress?
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Yup the lock is deeply recessed into the brick wall, however the small opening is a barred window that looks into the cell; these were not movable. The actual jail cell door consists of the taller set of bars in the foreground, which actually belongs to the cell to the left, as they're in the open position. The layout can be seen in the first photo of this gallery.