Historic Ripon Jail - Retired Prisons on Waymarking.com

The historical marker on the building reads:

Historic Ripon Jail
Built in 1925

This jail was constructed in 1925 and used by Ripon's constable John Garrison and the county sheriff, Stickton Architect Ralph P. Morrell designed the jail. Ripon contractor L. Ubels built the jail for $2,498.00 The jail was originally erected on a lot on North Walnut Street, at the intersection of the railroad right of way. On December 3, 1957 it was raised off its foundation and relocated to its current location at First and Locust Street. The company that was awarded the job of moving the jail was C&L House Movers of Ceres for the sum of $950.00.

The jail consists of two cells and a small office. The interior and exterior of the jail was in need to be rehabilitated to preserve its historical significance to the City of Ripon, and also the County of San Joaquin.

Address: First and Locust Streets Ripon, California Open to the public: No Hours: 24/7/365 Fees?: None Web link: Not listed

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