Anderson County Jail
Palestine, Texas • Anderson County
Palestine, Texas • Anderson County
The Anderson County Jail in Palestine, Texas, is a notable example of early 20th-century penal architecture. Constructed in 1930, it features a distinctive Art Deco influence combined with functional jail design.
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1 Public Sq., Palestine, Texas
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1305 S. Sycamore St., Palestine, Texas
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201 W. Crawford St., Palestine, Texas
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503 W. Main St., Palestine, Texas
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406 Avenue A, Palestine, Texas
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304 E. Crawford, Palestine, Texas
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