Jailhouse Layout
The first floor was reconditioned by C.A.T. Cafe Bakery in 2022 & 2023. The walls are up to 16" thick and consist of steel risers with steel lathe covered by concrete plaster.
The original use and current use are represented above. The first floor features a home layout instead of open rooms as the sheriff lived in the building while the jail was active.
Please come visit us to enjoy this historic building.
Second Floor Jailhouse Layout
The jail cells are still intact on the second floor. Due to lead paint, it is not open to the public.
This layout, along with the photos and film which we display, may help you visualize the space better.
Photography By Cade is our official Jailhouse Photographer. You can contact him directly or purchase photos hanging in the front room.
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The decommissioned Walker County Jail is home to our
C.A.T. Cafe Bakery (Coffee, Art, Tea).
We reside in the first floor of the jailhouse, which historically served as the office of the jail and, behind a heavy steel door, the home of the Sherriff and his family.
The original jail cells are still fully intact on the second floor. There are nine cells in all. Three cells are solid wall cells with shower, facilities and two bunks each. In a separate section, there are two back to back cell blocks with bar walls. Each side of the cell block includes two living cells, each with two bunks and facilities, and one general cell with a shower, facilities, dining bench and table and visitation windows.
The general public is not permitted on the second floor by the building owners. The Cafe does use the upstairs to conduct paranormal investigations by professional teams.
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Photograph courtesy of Photography by Cade