Old Wayne County Jail - Lyons, NY

Step into the chilling corridors of the Old Wayne County Jail in Lyons, NY, where history and hauntings intertwine. Built in 1856, this notorious facility housed both inmates and the sheriff's family, creating a unique blend of domestic life and incarceration. Today, it stands as the Museum of Wayne County History, inviting brave souls to explore its dark past, including the infamous execution of William Fee, the only person ever legally hanged in Wayne County. His spirit is said to linger, especially near the original gallows, where visitors often report eerie phenomena.

Join the Empire State Paranormal Society for an unforgettable haunted tour that delves into the jail's ghostly legends. Experience guided tours through the original cellblocks, witness the chilling artifacts like the scaffold chair, and hear the whispers of the past echoing through empty rooms. With private paranormal investigations available by appointment and seasonal haunted history walks through Lyons village, this is your chance to uncover the mysteries that lie within these crumbling walls. Dare to discover the spirits that still roam the halls—if you’re brave enough!