The steel mill was visible through the hole, just across a green field. save for the escape. text-decoration: none; The original architect for the design was Levi T. Scofield from Cleveland,[5] who used three architectural styles; Victorian Gothic, Richardsonian Romanesque and Queen Anne. The exterior of the building, which is built from brick and concrete, is designed in the Romanesque style giving the frontage a castle-like appearance. The Ohio State Reformatory provides several ways to interact with the macabre history of the stunning limestone architecture of the former prison. While OSR was in operation, several movies used the facility as the setting for some of their scenes, including 1976s Harry and Walter Go To New York and 1989s Tango and Cash. Despite 42 inmates attempting to escape through the years, no prisoners successfully survived. Once inside the hallway, the inmates used a homemade sledgehammer of sorts, the steel bar, and another smaller piece of metal to fashion a hole on an inside wall to gain access to the vacant dorm area. According to Dead Ohio, the location was built to "humanely rehabilitate first-time .
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