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Prison
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Meeting of the New York State Commission of Corrections at Elmira, May
13, 1937.
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Phil Hedges, Associate Superintendent of Treatment,
Chillicothe Correctional Institution, Ohio.
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Clinton P. Duffy, Warden at San Quentin
Prison, California.
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Prison administrators at an unknown prison, 1917.
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A Correctional Recreation Workshop,
circa 1970s.
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A Correctional Recreation Workshop, circa 1970s.
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An exhibitor for Tandy Leather at
a Correctional Recreation Workshop, circa 1970s.
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Helen Hironimus, Warden at the Federal Reformatory
for Women, Seagoville, Texas.
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Wardens at the Ohio State Penitentiary
from 1834 to 1968.
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Federal Penitentiary Service First Class on A.C.A.
Self -Evaluation, Kingston, Ontario, 1967. Left to right: William Bain,
Parole Board Kansas; P. Laroux, Assistant Director Canada; Gail Hughes,
Parole Board Missouri; F. P. Miller, Director Canada Penitentiary Service,
Nick Gatz, Asistant Director Ohio Adult Parole Authority.
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Guards walking toward the front tower
at Oklahoma State Prison, 1938.
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Warden Sanders at the state farm
with his new Indian motorcycle and a squd of prisoners -- several lifers.
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Superintendent L.E. Lawes, head of
the City Reformatory, on the right and Warden Schleth on the left on board
the "Correction".
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Major Lawes and his boys on board the "Correction".
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Major Lawes' boys on board the "Correction".
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Saluting a passing steamer on board the "Correction".
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Reception in the dining room at Eastham Prison
in Texas, circa 1957.
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Unknown men, circa 1920.
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Unknown men, circa 1920.
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Two men stopping along the road for
lunch.
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This is the man by the car in the above photo
back in town.
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This photo is the same group as in
photo O1-23 above.
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A photo of a letter from Franklin
D. Roosevelt to Edwin O. Holter, President of the Prison Association of
New York congratulating them on their 100th anniversary, December 4, 1944.
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Bill Bain at a Correctional Recreation
Workshop, circa 1970s.
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