The Burlington County Prison Museum is located in Mount Holly, New Jersey. It was originally built in 1811 and served as a functioning prison until 1965. The museum showcases the history of the prison system in the area and features exhibits on the lives of inmates and the evolution of law enforcement. Visitors can explore the historic building, which includes original cells and artifacts related to the prison's past. The museum also highlights notable events and figures in the history of Burlington County, providing insight into the region's criminal justice system over the years.