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Lincoln Heights, California
Exterior Photos:
Exterior Photos:
A view of the jail from a street
A view of the jail from inside the campus
An alternate view of the jail from the street
A view of the jail from the roof of a nearby building
A view of the jail from across the Los Angeles River
Interior Photos:
A view of the row of jail cells
A view of an interior room of the jail
Lincoln Heights Jail is a large, multi-floored building filled with vacant rooms and hallways, that already has most of the infrastructure installed necessary to become a homeless shelter. It already has a complete plumbing and sewage system, and an industrial sized kitchen used to provide meals for many at a time.
Property Specifications:
229,000 square feet
5 floors of accommodations built in the Art Deco style
Built in 1927, closed and unused since 1965
Held 2,800 prisoners after an expansion in the early 1950s
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