There is one important building left in Culver, Kansas. It is built of cement and is about 8 feet by 9 feet in size with one barred window and one sturdy metal door. This jail only served 40 years in Culver and had only two occupants, one dog and one man. The dog, belonging to Rube Applebough, was set upon by a pack of dogs and put in jail by Frank Gray, who was marshal at the time, to protect the dog until the owner could claim it. The man jailed was a harvest hand who got drunk. He was locked in the jail to sober up but he was almost more trouble than it was worth. He broke out of jail and had to be chased, caught and rejailed. So the jail echoes to silence year in and year out except on occasion when, so "they say" - some men gather there to play cards. It's quiet in there so they can concentrate. This jail sets on city property, however the mayor has given permission to access the property to get to the cache.