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Teen zombies takeover historic jail

By DougNovember 2, 2012No Comments1 Min Read2 Views
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History Club students prepare for opening night of the Haunted Jail October 26.Zombies and inmates infected by the flesh-eating monsters took over the historic jail on McIver Street in Macclenny for three nights recently, capping the run on Halloween.

The annual Haunted Jail fund raiser benefits the Baker County Historical Society and the Baker High History Club. Club sponsor Mark Hartley said the goal was to raise $3000 during the event, half for the society and half for the club.

This year's Haunted Jail featured both floors at the old jail — upstairs are the zombies and downstairs their maligned offspring, the inmates — for the first time.

Mr. Hartley said attendance on the first two nights were about average, but he expected many more for Halloween.

Related content from the archive:

  • Haunted jail to run 3 nights October 19, 2016
  • First night at Haunted Jail October 30, 2014
  • Haunted Jail's final night on Halloween October 30, 2013

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Austin Rhoden sits for make-up.Danielle Mathis gets her hair styled.A view from the old jail's second level.

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