Inmate case files and commitment papers, 1868-1917.

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Inmate case files and commitment papers, 1868-1917.

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Institutional case files and commitment papers for boys and girls considered to be delinquents by the state of Minnesota. Initially, inmates were homeless, neglected, and dependent children (mostly boys ages nine to fourteen). In 1895 a court conviction for crime (except murder) became a prerequisite, and beginning in 1911 the facility housed delinquent boys only.

29.25 cubic feet (29 boxes and 1 partial box; 1 folder in Reserve).

Minnesota Historical Society, Division of Archives and Manuscripts

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SNAC Resource ID: 6805185

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