Half Moon Bay, California: Half Moon Bay Jail Museum
Built in 1911, contains an office and two lockups, used as holding cells for drunks and prisoners awaiting transfer. Used until late 1960s; now managed by the local historical society as a museum.
- Address:
- 505 Johnston St., Half Moon Bay, CA
- Directions:
- Between Kelly St and Miramontes St.
- Hours:
- Call for hours. (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 650-726-7084
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Two original cells remain intact.
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Built in 1911, used by town police until 1969. The Spanish Town Historical Society curates the building to display part of its collection.