Making a surprising twenty-first-century conversion, this Greek Revival jail is now the county's information technology department. The three-bay two-story brick building has a wooden cornice beneath a low-pitched hipped roof, wooden lintels over the openings, and a small pedimented Doric portico sheltering the entrance.
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