Superintendent's orders to staff, 1891-1943.

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Superintendent's orders to staff, 1891-1943.

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These orders are memoranda directing staff to carry out specific assignments or to follow general regulations in the performance of their duties. Orders relate to treatment and discipline of inmates; daily routines and procedures; repairs to buildings and facilities; arrangements for special events; scheduling and conduct of religious services; and other aspects of the institution's administration.

2.5 cu. ft. (5 volumes)

New York State Archives

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