This postcard depicts the Jefferson County Jail in Charles Town, West Virginia. The text on the back explains that this is the site where abolitionist John Brown was confined before his execution, though the building has been rebuilt and modernized since 1859. Published by National Tribune in Washington, D.C., with a 1909 copyright date.

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