Hempstead Jail

The Hempstead County Jail was built in 1872. It remained a jail serving Washington and Hempstead County, Arkansas, until 1939. It was used as a holding facility for all of Hempstead Counties criminals until the county seat has moved to Hope and a new jail and courthouse were built.

The old jail sat abandoned for years until it was converted into a low-income apartment building. After a few years the jails was once again abandoned. In the early 1980’s the jail was renovated and turned into a Bed and Breakfast.

Final Report

Photos

This picture taken on the second floor. Notice what appears to be a reflection at the end of the hall.

This is a close up of the reflection at the end of the hall. Indeed it is a reflection. It is a spirit hanging around the Pilkington Room.

There is an orb on the cushion of the Couch.

An orb appears over the bed in the Monroe Room.

This picture shows the reflection of an orb in the mirror as it streaks by.

A preserved column in the Dinning area. This column has names of jail inmates and the dates they were inscribed.

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