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 The Cambridge Jail


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The New Billerica House of Correction


Built in 1971, the Middlesex Jail in Cambridge sits atop the Cambridge Superior Courthouse.  It is is one of the few high-rise maximum security lockups in the country. 

At times there can be anywhere between 340-400 detainees being housed in this facility that was originally built for 160.  While all detainees at the jail are not convicted and may be waiting for, or in the midst of legal proceedings, they are offered education classes, religious services and other programs.