Massachusetts. Reformatory for Women (1911-1952)

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Dates:
Active 1911
Active 1950
Active 1878
Active 1937
Active 1878
Active 1962
Active 1877
Active 1913
Active 1877
Active 1912
Active 1888
Active 1913
Active 1908
Active 1926
Active 1878
Active 1965
Active 1877
Active 1926
Active 1877
Active 1937
Active 1886
Active 1926
Active 1877
Active 1916
Active 1913
Active 1926
Active 1913
Active 1965
Active 1877
Active 1915
Active 1877
Active 1949
Active 1919
Active 1926
Establishment 1911
Disestablishment 1952

History notes:

The Reformatory Prison for Women was opened in Sherborn in 1877. It was renamed Reformatory for Women by St 1911, c 181 and because of a redrawn boundary line its fuller designation was changed from Reformatory for Women at Sherborn to Reformatory for Women at Framingham by St 1932, c 180, s 24. Under St 1955, c 770 it received its current name, Massachusetts Correctional Institution, Framingham.

From the description of Photographs of recreational events, 1911-1950 (bulk 1917-1924). (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122405540

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Subjects:

  • Theater
  • Children of women prisoners
  • Crime and criminals
  • Fourth of July celebrations
  • Parole
  • Prison discipline
  • Prisoner
  • Prisoners
  • Prisoners
  • Prisoners' writings
  • Reformatories for women
  • Reformatories for women
  • Reformatories for women
  • Registers of birth, etc.
  • Women prisoners
  • Women prisoners
  • Women prisoners
  • Work release of prisoners
  • Prisoners
  • Reformatories for women
  • Reformatories for women
  • Women prisoners
  • Women prisoners

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  • Massachusetts (as recorded)
  • Massachusetts--Framingham (as recorded)
  • Massachusetts--Framingham--Recreation (as recorded)
  • MA, US

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