Massachusetts State Prison

Documents relating to the state prison. 1850

Massachusetts State Prison

State prisons and the penitentiary system vindicated: with observations on managing and conducting these institutions; drawn principally from experience. Also, some particular remarks and documents relating to the Massachusetts State Prison

by an officer of this establishment at Charlestown.

An Act Making Further Provision for the Punishment of Convicts, Sentenced to Hard Labor and the Better Regulation of the State Prison

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Rules and regulations for the government of the Massachusetts State-Prison

by the Board of Directors ; with a description of the edifice, an act of the Legislature on the subject, and remarks on the present state of the institution.

The commissioners appointed by virtue of a resolve of the legislature of the 4th March, 1828 to examine all books of accounts ... as shall be necessary to obtain a full knowledge of the financial situation of the state prison ... submit the following report ...

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Pictures from prison life.: An historical sketch of the Massachusetts state prison. With narratives and incidents, and suggestions on discipline.

By Gideon Haynes.

To His Excellency the Governor and the Honorable Council. This report of the Inspectors of the State Prison, for the year ending the 30th of September, 1830, is respectfully submitted.

Massachusetts State Prison.

Massachusetts State Prison, Charlestown: daily reports, 1805-1884

Massachusetts Archives

Description and historical sketch of the Massachusetts State Prison: with the statutes, rules and orders, for the government thereof

Massachusetts State Prison. Board of Directors

The life of John Southack

written by himself. Containing an account of the sinking of the Brigantine Hannah, for which the author suffered in 1803; and an account of all the other vessels insured at different places, which were to have been sunk. To which is added, a history of the State Prison in Charlestown, with observations on this excellent institution ...