Franklin County Historic Jail
I had the opportunity to spend 11 of my 15 nights at the Franklin County Historic Jail in Cell #3. The Franklin County Historic Jail was the first jaii;/prison to use a lever system to unlock and lock multiple cells at the same time. The jail is in Hampton, Iowa and is run by Mark/Bind. Further information can be found at https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/17667819 for an AirBnB stay and at http://www.hamptonjail.com/ for a role play stay.
The door to cell #3 showing the lever lock and a simple padlock. Yes, both locks were used to keep me in all 11 nights.
The interior door inside cell #3. This door was also locked. It has a traditional jail cell lock. My arms were not long enough to reach the outside cell door.
No plumbing. In he lower left you cab see a bucket for the toilet. The mattress is not very thick.
The key/lock for the internal door in cell #3.
The toilet (no privacy) inside the cell block. None of the cells have any plumbing.
The inside of cell #3. It is about 6′6″ by 6′6″ by 5′.
A picture taken from inside the cell with the inside door closed but the outside cell door open,
Inside the cell block. The outside door to cell #3 is back by the toilet. In the foreground to the left is the lever lock mechanism for cell #2. The key to the internal cell #3 door is on the table.
The lever for unlocking the three cells. Note that the lever can be locked. The box containing the lever can be locked. At the bottom of the picture is one of the two bolts for the cell block door. Both can be padlocked.
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