You can visit North America's smallest jailhouse in this Ontario town Ontario
At the time, constables were paid 20 cents to watch over the inmates, and 30 cents if they had to feed them.
Another story told by a Tweed historian details a jailbreak. The local police chief picked up a man and housed him at the jailhouse. Not long after, the police chief saw him on the street and found that he had hacked his way out of the jailhouse door. It later became an office for the Ontario Provincial Police, before finally transforming into the information centre it is today.
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