"County Jail entrance features Corinthian pillars and worn stone archway."
An outdoor frontal view of the concrete eight-step entrance to a red brick building with two white Corinthians on its left and right sides. A white stone triangular archway above has debossed letters that read,"COUNTY JAIL" and is partially covered by heavy dark carbon stains from its peak running downwards. The concrete structure underneath the right side Corinthian has embossed text. The entryway leads to a white wood door with a large glass window in its upper half with white vinyl numbers,"212" at the top. Three rectangular windows surround the door frame. The windows in the upper left and right have white rusted burglary bars mounted over it. A large square rusty window frame above the archway has five columns of six square windows. A large square concrete sidewalk is visible in the foreground at the bottom of the entryway with a black metal light pole mounted in the right. Daytime.