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This is the Powhatan jail in Powhatan, Arkansas. It held prisoners for 57 years and it closed in the 1920s. After that, it was used as a canning kitchen, commercial garage, and a honey processing plant.
Interesting fact: In 1897, county officials ordered that the jail be remodeled. Up until then, the prisoners were given straw beds and buckets for bathrooms. After the remodel, they were given hammocks, proper bathrooms, and sinks.
Meals for prisoners were brought to them by their own families or they purchased them from a local kitchen.