Dennis Mclear: EXPLORING THE WORKHOUSE CASTLE
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Dennis Mclear: EXPLORING THE WORKHOUSE CASTLE

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Dennis Mclear explores The Workhouse Castle, If you’ve ever driven around the historic 18th & Vine neighborhood in downtown Kansas City, Mo., you might have noticed what looks like a castle. It appears as though it housed Missouri royalty, but in fact this four-story structure, chiseled out of yellow limestone, was originally designed as the city jail.


City Work House, Frontal and Side View. 1900
CREDIT MISSOURI VALLEY SPECIAL COLLECTIONS, KANSAS CITY PUBLIC LIBRARY, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
Built in 1897 with the title of “workhouse castle,” it held mostly petty offenders, vagrants and debtors. As a part of their sentence these inmates were required to work. Female prisoners sewed prison uniforms and the men labored for the city’s Public Works Department.

More info regarding this location can be found at http://kcur.org/post/what-kansas-citys-vine-street-castle#stream/0

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