Easton Jail
Easton Jail is a jail in Easton, Fairfield County, Connecticut. It is named in Sherman Day's Historical collections of the State of Pennsylvania (1843) as the setting of a local legend.
What awaits
Legend. A legend recorded by Sherman Day in 1843 holds that Easton Jail in Easton, Connecticut is haunted. In the version that reached print, it is a leap story told of the place itself. The Haunted Guide carries it as nineteenth-century folklore from Historical collections of the State of Pennsylvania, not as established fact.
Sources: Historical collections of the State of Pennsylvania (Sherman Day, 1843).
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