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Fredericton's York County Jail, 1842 - 1996
Location: 668 Brunswick Street, Fredericton, N.B

 
York County Jail, 1887 photo by G.T.Taylor
1 of 74 		Former York County Jail today.
2 of 74 		Pressed tin ceiling in one of the exhibit areas.
3 of 74 		First and second floor privies were located in the stone bays at the west end of the building.
4 of 74 		Doors with iron bars leading out of the dungeon museum and into the former exercise yard.
5 of 74 		Original heavy door to the dungeon with opening to keep an eye on prisoners.
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Former gallows location, currently used as a wheelchair ramp.
7 of 74 		Hangman's noose.
8 of 74 		Copy of newspaper picture of George Hamilton.
9 of 74 		Copy of a newspaper picture of Rufus Hamilton.
10 of 74 		Newspaper headline of Hamilton hangings and interview with Paddy Gregg.
11 of 74 		The patterened tin ceiling used in some rooms in the basement.
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Exposed original floorboards on the first floor of the jail.
13 of 74 		Handcuffs and leg shackles hanging on the wall of the dungeon museum.
14 of 74 		A picture of some of the unlabeled items found during recent excavations in the former exercise yard
15 of 74 		More objects uncovered during the exercise yard excavations.
16 of 74 		The reinforced door of Allan Legere's cell with pass through closed.
17 of 74 		The pub called the Lunar Rogue located at 625 King Street, Fredericton.
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