1. ‘The Calaboose inmate was not a citizen; he was a poor stranger, a harmless whiskey-sodden tramp.’ ‘Towns tolerate them and Calabooses all over the world provide them with overnight shelter.’ ‘The Calaboose in Texas, has some interesting history hiding behind its brick walls.’

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5. What does Calaboose mean? A jail

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14. About the Calaboose Located in Hays County’s first jail constructed in 1873, the Calaboose African American History Museum (CAAHM) was organized in 1997 by Mrs

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18. The Calaboose Located at 409 West McDaniel, the Calaboose (jail), built in 1891, is the oldest existing structure owned by the City of Springfield

19. A Mormon police report is headed, One drunk at the Calaboose

20. Calaboose Cal is a recurring character from Tom & Jerry Kids

21. Calabooses were once common feature in towns across Missouri but only four or five remain in the state

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23. Calaboose: a place of confinement for persons held in lawful custody.

24. The word Calaboose is a corruption of the Spanish word calabozo, which means dungeon

25. Frisco’s Calaboose had its beginnings in 1911 when the City Council minutes from April 8, 1911 record a committee being appointed “to look into the feasibility of building a city Calaboose …

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29. The most well-known (and well-kept) Calaboose is the one in downtown Grapevine

30. Bugg, a former Confederate soldier, was the sheriff of Hays County when the Calaboose was built.

31. Definition of Calaboose with photos and pictures, translations, sample usage, and additional links for more information.

32. Synonyms for Calaboose include prison, gaol, jail, jailhouse, penitentiary, coop, slammer, can, clink and cooler

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34. 19 synonyms for Calaboose: brig, house of correction, jail, keep, penitentiary, prison, lockup, pen

35. There is a marker at the site telling you about the Calaboose or jail

36. The century-old Calaboose at Bridge Park is originally from Burlington, Texas in northern Milam County

37. "Calaboose" is Spanish in origin; it's from the Spanish word calabozo, meaning "dungeon…

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40. The Calaboose is a mixed-use development being planned for old downtown Frisco by Nack Development

41. “Calaboose,” was a common word for jail when Hays County’s first jailhouse was build during the reconstruction period in 1873

42. T he City of San Marcos is considering a historic landmark designation for the Calaboose African American History Museum.

43. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Delmar Calaboose is a historic one-room jail located in Delmar, Iowa, United States

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45. He has also starred in some segments such as Calaboose Cal 495 and The Mouse is Quicker Than the Eye

46. The word Calaboose literally means dungeon, but in the southern United States it was also a term used for a jail

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48. The term “Calaboose” comes from the Spanish “calabozo” which means “jail, dungeon, or cell” and was used to describe small structures used as jails throughout Texas …

49. The city hall building included a meat market on the ground floor, the Calaboose (jail), and its hall was used for political meetings as well as theatrical performances.

50. Farmer also made mention of a verb Calaboose, meaning "to imprison," but that term was apparently lost in the years between then and now

51. In some areas of the United States, a small, free-standing, one or two room jail building is known as a Calaboose, meaning "dungeon" in Spanish

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53. Calaboose were mainly used to incarcerate prisoners for minor crimes, such as drunkenness in public or fighting, or as a temporary holding cell for when a prisoner awaited transportation to

54. Calaboose Cal is a recurring character in the Tom and Jerry Kids Show.He primarily appears in the episodes that star Tom and Jerry, but has starred in a few episodes of his own; the first being "Calaboose Cal 495" where Tom and Jerry were the secondary focus, and "The Mouth is Quicker than The Eye" which lacked Tom and Jerry from appearing in the episode.

55. Built in 1891 and used well into the 1940s, the old Calaboose (jail) is currently being used as a Springfield Police Department Substation and Museum with limited hours and during special events (or by appointment)

56. A Calaboose was a common term for a jail in the west and southwest in the 19th century and the term comes from the Louisiana French calabouse, which was a modification of calabozo, Spanish for dungeon

57. US informal a prison; jail Word Origin for Calaboose C18: from Creole French, from Spanish calabozo dungeon, of unknown origin Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition © William Collins Sons & Co

58. Calaboose (n.) "prison, a common jail or lock-up," 1792, Western and Southwestern American English, from Louisiana French calabouse, from Spanish calabozo "dungeon," probably from Vulgar Latin *calafodium, from pre-Roman *cala "protected place, den" + Latin fodere "to dig" (see fossil).