This Christmas, Mr. Grinch has decided to leave his secluded perch high above Whoville and pay Texas a visit. He’ll be hiding out in the Old Anderson County Jail in Palestine, offering visitors an exclusive look into what all encompasses stealing an entire holiday. Will his heart be two sizes too small or bursting at the seams? You’ll just have to find out.
Built in 1931, this foreboding building served as the Anderson County jail for over 50 years.
Flickr/wyatt523 Today, it’s where everyone’s favorite holiday grouch holes up during Christmastime. These doors are normally sealed tight, but Mr. Grinch is opening his abode to curious souls all season long.
Several Whoville citizens guard the jail lobby, where you’ll be promptly booked and placed in a holding cell.
texasjailhouse.com Group by group, you’ll be sent upstairs into the Grinch’s clutches. Who knows what trickery he might be up to?
Deeper and darker the pathway gets, seeming to become increasingly narrow as you nervously tiptoe into his chamber.
texasjailhouse.com Will his heart be two sizes too small or bursting at the seams? It’s time to find out.
Ah, sweet relief! He’s already undergone the transformation.
Facebook/Haunted Little Jail From naughty to nice in an instant, the Grinch has more generosity than he knows what to do with. Looks like a few lucky visitors better prepare to be spoiled with Christmas magic!
Max, Mr. Grinch’s trusty sidekick, will be up to all his usual quirky antics.
texasjailhouse.com He drives a pretty hard bargain for replacing Santa’s reindeer with dogs.
This is where His Grumpiness stashed all the stolen gifts before getting filled with holiday spirit.
Facebook/Haunted Little Jail Rumor has it he’ll be in quite the giving mood. After all, there’s a lot of overflow to purge from his hideout.
Your little criminals will get to pose in their very own mugshot.
Facebook/Haunted Little Jail What are they in for? It can’t be worse than stealing Christmas.
At just $10 per person, this unique holiday attraction is an absolute steal.
Facebook/Haunted Little Jail Click here to purchase tickets. You’ll find the jail at 704 Avenue A, Palestine, TX 75801.
Have you ever visited the Grinch’s Lair? Are there any other unique, little-known holiday attractions going on in Texas this season? Let us know your favorites!
Flickr/wyatt523
Today, it’s where everyone’s favorite holiday grouch holes up during Christmastime. These doors are normally sealed tight, but Mr. Grinch is opening his abode to curious souls all season long.
texasjailhouse.com
Group by group, you’ll be sent upstairs into the Grinch’s clutches. Who knows what trickery he might be up to?
Will his heart be two sizes too small or bursting at the seams? It’s time to find out.
Facebook/Haunted Little Jail
From naughty to nice in an instant, the Grinch has more generosity than he knows what to do with. Looks like a few lucky visitors better prepare to be spoiled with Christmas magic!
He drives a pretty hard bargain for replacing Santa’s reindeer with dogs.
Rumor has it he’ll be in quite the giving mood. After all, there’s a lot of overflow to purge from his hideout.
What are they in for? It can’t be worse than stealing Christmas.
Click here to purchase tickets. You’ll find the jail at 704 Avenue A, Palestine, TX 75801.
Also in Palestine is the famous Polar Express train ride. Head there afterwards and make it a full day of Christmas magic!
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