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Take a look at this old Ohio reformatory (if you dare)

The Ohio State Reformatory

Before it became one of Hollywood’s most iconic backdrops (The Shawshank Redemption), the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield was a breathtaking architectural marvel. This castle-like prison, which operated until 1990, earned a reputation not only for its brutal conditions but for the residual energy of those who suffered within its walls. Be prepared as we explore the chilling photos of the Ohio State Reformatory.

 

Image Credit: Library of Congress

Ohio State Reformatory Chapel

The old chapel inside the Reformatory, built between 1886 and 1910.

 

Image Credit: Carol Highsmith/ Library of Congress

The Library

The onetime library inside the old Ohio State Reformatory, built between 1886 and 1910.

 

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A Cell at The Reformatory

What’s left of a cell at the old Ohio State Reformatory.

 

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A Cellblock

A cellblock at the old Ohio State Reformatory.

 

Image Credit: Library of Congress

A Room

Inside a room at the old Ohio State Reformatory.

 

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Toilets

Urinal and toilets at the old Ohio State Reformatory.

 

Image Credit: Library of Congress

The old Ohio State Reformatory

The building of the reformatory.

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