Alcatraz

They did what any normal child would do. They played base ball, roller-skated, played football, went fishing, visited SF, went to school or roamed the areas that were not off-limits to civilians. Most often though, they went to the Officer's club. In this building was a bowling alley, pool hall, dance floor and snack bar. They also had their own recreation building, tennis court and playground.

The very first inmate of Alcatraz.

a spoon, raincoats, glue ,hair ,paint ,motor

Frank Lee Morris went by Tablespoon Trio.

Alcatraz was built on a small island in the middle of San Francisco bay, which has very cold water, with strong tides heading out to sea, and some sharks swimming around it. It is a good place for a maximum security prison, and only 3 people Might have escaped from it alive. (They were Never heard of again, so they Probably Died in the escape attempt and their bodies were not recovered). It was too expensive to maintain it, so it was shut down, and a new, less expensive, maximum security prison was built.

Yes he shot 5 or 6 random people in 3 days, But first he killed crows. He shot his victims through the heart from like 500 yards away. He was inmate 2014.

tourist attraction

It is the Roseville Cemetery #2. The main Roseville Cemetery is located by the Roseville High School on Berry Street. The Roseville Cemetery #2 has some historical early settlers buried there and it is an awesome view from the top. It's actually called the Union Cemetery. It's located on Watt Avenue just past PFE Road. See link below.

Technically, no. But it is possible. During its 29 years of operation, the penitentiary claimed no prisoners as having ever successfully escaped. 36 prisoners were involved in 14 attempts, two men trying twice; Twenty-three were caught, six were shot and killed during their escape, and two drowned. The most violent occurred on 2 May 1946 when a failed escape attempt by six prisoners led to the so-called "Battle of Alcatraz."

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Alcatraz was declared a historic landmark in 1986.

Alcatraz started out as a civil war fort and evolved into a CA high security prison. It is located on an island in San Francisco Bay which is very cold water and the tides are very dangerous so escape was impossible. Two men did escape and they never did find them. Authorities figure they died in the swim trying to read land. It made the perfect place to put very dangerous men.

The book "Birdman Of Alcatraz" was written in 1955 by Thomas E. Gaddis. The book told the true story of Robert Stroud, an inmate of Alcatraz who became an expert on bird diseases.

Drugs, weapons, cars, pretty much everything, hahaha not

The tablet can hold 8 gigs of information.

1963 when it closed.1972 - when all occupiers left.

It was last used in the 1930's

It is rumored that there are ghosts, yes. Spiritual medium Sylvia Browne once visited the Island during and claimed to have come in contact of the ghost of "Abie Maldowitz", a convict apparently murdered in the laundry room. Former inmate Leon "Whitey" Thompson (AZ-1465), who was accompanying her, confirmed that he knew an inmate by that name. He also stated that "Butcher" as they called him, was a member of Murder Inc.

The Bird Man of Alcatraz, Robert Stroud, is known to have kept around 300 canaries during his time in prison, although this number varied over the years. Stroud developed a passion for birds and became an expert in their care and breeding while incarcerated. His work with canaries was a significant aspect of his life in prison, even leading to a published book on the subject.

Henri Young served approximately three years in Alcatraz from 1934 to 1937. He was initially incarcerated for robbery and later became notorious for his escape attempt and the murder of a fellow inmate during his time there. His case gained significant attention and raised questions about the treatment of prisoners and the conditions within the prison.