What do you think of when you think of an “abandoned jail”? Butterflies and daisies? Of course not; very likely, your mind conjures up images of dark and decrepit cells, rusting away in the stale vacant air that time forgot. Possibly even unexplained sounds echoing down the lines of barred walls from the resident spirits that still take refuge behind the strong cinderblock walls. If that’s what you’re thinking of, you may be thinking of the Haunted Old Lavaca County Jail. A jail that no longer holds the living. It now houses the souls of those who have long since passed but have difficulty getting beyond the walls. This is Part Two of the story of that jail, as told to us by Lisa Franks and Debra Fawcett.

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