Massachusetts. Reformatory Prison for Women (1877-1911)

Dates:
Establishment 1877
Disestablishment 1911
Americans
English

History notes:

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

From the description of Deprivation of privilege logbook, 1877-1882. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 122372719

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Subjects:

  • Bertillon system
  • Children of women prisoners
  • Convict labor
  • Crime and criminals
  • Parole
  • Prison administration
  • Prison discipline
  • Prisoners
  • Prison furloughs
  • Prisons
  • Recidivists
  • Reformatories for women
  • Reformatories for women
  • Women prisoners
  • Women prisoners
  • Reformatories for women
  • Women prisoners

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Places:

  • Framingham, MA, US

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