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    The museum features numerous exhibits detailing the history of the Texas prison system, featuring a look inside the operations behind the fences and walls.

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    Complete information about Texas Prison Museum in (near) Huntsville, Texas.

  • Texas Prison Museum, Huntsville - Tripadvisor

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    There were so many things about the Texas prison system that I did not know! This museum peels back the curtain on the prison system in Texas.

  • Texas Prison Museum - Wikipedia

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    1 References. Toggle the table of contents. Texas Prison Museum. ... The museum also has a large display of artwork, woodwork, and more created by prisoners.

  • The Texas Prison Museum Thrives on 'Dark Tourism

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    “The Texas Prison Museum has the potential to become what is called a ‘post- museum,’” Neucere writes in her thesis.

  • A Visit to the Texas Prison Museum in Huntsville

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    The Texas Prison Museum aims to educate the public on the history of the Texas prison system. Established in 1989, the museum hosts a range of exhibits that...

  • Texas Prison Museum in the City Huntsville

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    Good museum for those interested in the history of the Texas prison system, the prison rodeo and the evolution of the Huntsville prison complex.

  • Texas Prison Museum | Postcards Magazine

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    In order to teach residents more about the prisons in Huntsville, The Texas Prison Museum was opened in 1989.

  • A Tour Through the Texas Prison Museum in Huntsville

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  • Texas Prison Museum, Huntsville - Authentic Texas

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    “Old Sparky,” which earned its nickname from inmates nearly 100 years ago, sits in a prominent place in the newly renovated Texas Prison Museum.