Museum Reveals Life of Prisoners and Corrections Officers

Former corrections officer Tim Fowler explains what life was like working in Cell Block 7 of the Jackson State Prison as their new museum opens.

[@skaterdavedownsouth]

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Started out in 94 2nd then moved to 66 2nd when I got a kitchen job.

[@anthonyanderson8831]

I was in 7 block back in 03 -04

[@TheWhiteTrashPanda]

I was there in 05

[@alonglineofstupid]

They sure made it nice and clean for the public!

[@richardtorz2164]

7 block, third gallery up, back in 2006 was so damn hot in the summer, and guards never opened the barred windows up in the officer catwalk behind the cells. Spent several months in 7 block.

[@apare677]

Imagine that most visitors had never been to prison.

[@clamzo1]

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[@stephenmartinez2211]

I was in the last cell and 7 block that you went out to the yard when they turned it back over to quarantine

[@gambinokurupt7277]

Hate this piece of shyt it’s not even clean like that smh dirty ass place

[@jackbnimble7517]

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[@49612tyler]

Boy it sure looks alot nicer than when I was in there, these guards make it sound bad for them but they had it gravy, locked down 23 hrs a day it was not to dangerous for them, the guards have to justify their pay and retirement by saying it was hard work.

[@jamesevenden6559]

Hes milking disability insurance..screw him

[@tylerklause6745]

That's The Place That I Hate