Historic Prison Tour

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Unlock the Secrets of Mid-Orange Correctional Facility​

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Before it held inmates, this place held promise. The schoolhouse - built under the vision of Eleanor Roosevelt - once served as a place for troubled boys, echoing with strict lessons and second chances. Decades later, the grounds became the infamous Mid-Orange Correctional Facility, a medium-security prison where thousands of men once lived behind bars.

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This October, join us for a guided tour through eerie cell blocks, the full mess hall, the Roosevelt-built schoolhouse, and the hidden back of the property. You’ll hear the history, ask questions, and walk where others once walked.

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Some say the silence of the old prison cells is just the past whispering. Others think the old souls never left.

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Every Friday, Saturday & Sunday in October
6:00 – 9:00 PM
 

Rain or shine - wear sturdy shoes, as paths can get muddy.

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You won’t be on your own. But in the dark… it might feel that way.

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