Calaboose
[ kal–uh-boos, kal-uh–boos ] Definition: Noun Slang. jail; prison; lockup.
Today’s Thursday Doors is another donation project of which I am always grateful. The youngest daughter is my enabler this week, along with her bestie/cousin’s girlfriend/future cousin.
‘Bestie’ 
Youngest Daughter
Not wanting to prolong the post this week as I have a kazillion things calling, I’ll cut to the chase. The pictures following are from Springfield, Missouri of an old 1891 police sub-station; nicknamed ‘Calaboose’.
Calaboose Door 
The Old Calaboose 
Informative Sign
Wow. This is the first time WordPress has allowed me to caption all photos in the new editor! Sorry, got sidetracked there. It’s the small things sometimes.
The sign will tell you that it’s a police museum but was closed at the time. Might be a future stop for them? Bet it has a few gems inside!
Make your stop over at Norm 2.0 for more fabulous Thursday Door entries. Wonderful entries from all over!
Katy Trail Creations 
That butterfly art is awesome and the two pics coordinated well with the colors of the bricks and door of the Old Calaboose
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Thank you! They did a great job. I think Springfield may have some secrets I need to investigate 😉
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Funny you should mention “Springfield” because when i first came to this post and saw the sign – I wondered where this Springfield was…. and I remembered a radio show back in 2002 that talked about the Simpson’s and “which” Springfield the writers were referring to – and why they picked that city name for the simpson’s show, etc.
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I love the stone and brick work.
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I’m a big fan of street art too, especially the kind that allows for people to interact with it.
Love those doors this week as well 🙂
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Love the mural! 🙂
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How cool – anyone can be a butterfly!
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Thanks 🤓
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