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In the abattoir at Guelph Correctional Centre; inmates and civilians work at the cutting table preparing meat for correctional institutions and mental hospitals. The inmates earn $5 a week. Under a new program they're being offered to private industry at regular salaries.

Picture, 1974
Guelph Inmate walks past cells in block.

Picture, 1971
Inmates of the Ontario Reformatory at Guelph have made this beauty spot where formerly ran a weedy little stream

Picture, 1933
Inmates of Guelph Correctional Centre talk with newsmen yesterday to deny charges by MPP Morton Shulman (NDP-High Park) that homosexuality; assaults and drug-taking have increased at the centre since rules were relaxed last year.

Picture, 1973
The stone canoe-a unique rock formation dug up at the Ontario Reformatory; Guelph; when they were beautifying the grounds of the model institution. It is shown here as it has been mounted; on another peculiarly shaped stone in the little stream that runs alongside the grounds; tumbling over miniature rocky chasms into placid pools that form a delightful feature of the landscaping.

Picture, 1933
Guelph

Picture, 1979
Dormitories in the Guelph correctional Centre have a casual; crowded look; and beds are pulled up rather than made to military standards. Each inmate has a lock-up box on his bed for his possessions; such as candy and cigarettes; one wasnÆt locked. Half the inmates at Guelph sleep in domitories; others in cells.

Picture, 1971
Guelph inmate in single cell.

Picture, 1971
Front Don of administation building at Guelph Reformatory

Picture, 1936
Wreckage left by 150 rioting Guelph prisoners is inspected by prison official Jim Cassidy

Picture, 1979
Guelph Correctional Officer Pat McCabe opening barred door leading to cell blocks.

Picture, 1971
Guelph classroom

Picture, 1971
Prison official John Walker indicates the 9-by-18-inch window gap seven prisoners escaped through at Guelph

Picture, 1979

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