Have you ever wanted to go to a place where you wanted to
explore and hopefully catch some ghosts on film or audio? Well, you can! If you live in Ohio, or want to travel to Ohio
to visit interesting locations, you can head to Mansfield, Ohio, and visit the
Ohio State Reformatory, or Mansfield Reformatory! This prison was built in 1886 to hold
prisoners of different degrees of arrest, and is built like that of the other
prisons at the time, where it looks more like that of a castle compared to that
of the modern prisons. This prison
housed thousands of prisoners in its life time, and has had around two-hundred deaths
of inmates from within its walls. This
prison, at the time of its operation, was the most important and biggest prison
in all of Ohio, and it holds the world record for having the tallest hanging
cell block in the world, which is called the East Cell Block. The East Cell Block, pictured here, is the highest
hanging cell block, with having at around six tiers, or six stories, with each
floor being full wall to wall of inmates who have been incarcerated in the
prison.
With regards to the inmates of the prison, there are rumored
to be many spirits that still linger within the walls of this prison. If you are interested in searching for the
paranormal, you can visit the prison during the fall season, and explore the
prison. With a price of around seventy
dollars, you can spend the entire night within the prison, with equipment that
you are given, and explore everything at your own will. You are allowed to go around the entire
prison, at your own risk, in complete darkness, so that you may experience an
event that may be paranormal, or a prisoner just wanting to say hello. If that is not for you, you can also visit
there during the day, and take a tour of the prison, either with a tour guide
or at your own leisure. There are
several tours that you can go on, with one of them being the Shawshank Tour,
which takes you through the prison and shows you the famous scenes where the
film The Shawshank Redemption was
filmed. This is a once in a lifetime
experience, and you should take the opportunity to come and visit the Ohio
State Reformatory!
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