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Oddly enough, while the facility was referred to as the Roseville Prison, it is actually in a different county from the town of Roseville. The prison, which also functioned as a brick manufacturing facility, stands on the outskirts of Roseville in neighboring Muskingum County. Roseville looks and feels more like a place where people were actually incarcerated than its sister in Junction City, which mostly resembles a stripped-out factory. The walls are still here, topped in two places by guard posts, and the primary surveillance tower still stands across the street. Next door are two houses obviously related to the prison, built from the same brick, though renovated and recently occupied by renters. |
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Those who refuse to let the legend die, however, simply state that in life, this ghostly woman was a local who simply chose the roof of the abandoned prison as the spot to make her journey from this world to the next. Apparently, though, she somehow managed to get trapped somewhere in between the two as her ghost is still seen today. |