Historic Pecos County Jail

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People walking by the old jail late at night have reported seeing lights turning on and off when the place is closed down for the day.

(Submitted by Callum Swift)

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Geographic Information

Address:
101 West Gallagher Street
Fort Stockton, TX
United States

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GPS:
30.881743622942558, -102.87943255218431
County:
Pecos County, Texas
Nearest Towns:
Fort Stockton, TX (0.8 mi.)
Coyanosa, TX (27.3 mi.)
Imperial, TX (29.2 mi.)
Grandfalls, TX (31.7 mi.)
McCamey, TX (42.6 mi.)
Crane, TX (47.4 mi.)
Pyote, TX (47.4 mi.)
Wickett, TX (48.1 mi.)
Thorntonville, TX (48.5 mi.)
Monahans, TX (49.2 mi.)

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  1. Fort Davis= I had my family stay at the Webster House in Fort Stockton. Everyone in the house had experiences that night… from “a elderly lady walking thru the house”, to voices outside at 4am, to a man’s voice saying “Hey” and “Get out” to me, to temperature changes throughout the house, to the hair raising on your arms as you walk towards a piece of furniture in one of the bedrooms. Opened doors are later close… We also had a travel light that was on in one of the locked cars and as we approached the car, the light went off. Lot’s of activity at the house and in the area surrounding it.

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