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A beauty spot along the Guelph Highway at the Ontario Reformatory at Guelph

Picture, 1925

Aerial view of Guelph Reformatory

Picture, 1948

Another collapsed prisoner is shown here while men at right in line have taken their shoes off for some relief

Picture, 1952

Biggest riot in Ontario penal history, the week-en outbreak at the Ontario reformatory, Guelph, shown in this airphoto, caused damage estimated up to $1,000,000 as the institution was left in partial ruins

Picture, 1952

Bursting among rioting prisoners at the Ontario reformatory, Guelph, tear gas bombs help quell violence

Picture, 1952

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Institutions - Mercer Reformatory

Picture, 1969

Casualty in unprecedented riot at the Ontario reformatory, Guelph, a prisoner is carried out on a stretcher. An estimated 600 of the 931 inmates took part in the outbreak armed with knives, chunks of concrete, iron pipes and bowling pins

Picture, 1952

Degrading and inhuman were two of the descriptions used to describe the Andrew Mercer Reformatory for Women on King near Dufferin St. Wreckers are tearing the place down and it's costing more to raze it than it did to build it. Aside from the regular cells shown here there were windowless dungeon cells. The residents of Mercer were transferred to Brampton's Vanier Centre on April 3.

Picture, 1969

Dentention cells in the basement of Mercer Reformatory are toured by government officials and members of the press. These are five-by-seven windowless cubicles with painted brick walls furnished only with iron beds and chamber pots. In foreground is lounge with television set.

Picture, 1964

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

Entrance to Bowmanville Training School, Bowmanville, Ontario

Picture, 1941

Facing the press: Reform Institutions Minister Allan Grossman and Mercer Reformatory superintendent Mrs. Jean Burrows (extreme left) answer questions about Grand Jury charges against the 84-year-old institution at a press conference yesterday. Mr. Grossman admitted the Ontario government is not satisfied with the obviously outdated building at 1155 King St. W.

Picture, 1964

Front Don of administation building at Guelph Reformatory

Picture, 1936

Garden made by Ontario Reformatory inmates

Picture, 1926

Guard hurls tear gas bomb through door into reformatory compound

Picture, 1952

Guelph

Picture, 1979

Guelph classroom

Picture, 1971

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

Picture, 1971

Guelph inmate in single cell.

Picture, 1971

Guelph Inmate walks past cells in block.

Picture, 1971

Guelph Reformatory

Picture, 1948

Guelph Reformatory

Picture, 1953

Guelph Reformatory

Picture, 1953

Guelph Reformatory guards watch over inmates herded into the exercise quadrangle

Picture, 1952

Guelph Reformatory riot

Picture, 1952

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A beauty spot along the Guelph Highway at the Ontario Reformatory at Guelph

Aerial view of Guelph Reformatory

Another collapsed prisoner is shown here while men at right in line have taken their shoes off for some relief

Biggest riot in Ontario penal history, the week-en outbreak at the Ontario reformatory, Guelph, shown in this airphoto, caused damage estimated up to $1,000,000 as the institution was left in partial ruins

Bursting among rioting prisoners at the Ontario reformatory, Guelph, tear gas bombs help quell violence

Canada - Ontario - Toronto - Institutions - Mercer Reformatory

Casualty in unprecedented riot at the Ontario reformatory, Guelph, a prisoner is carried out on a stretcher. An estimated 600 of the 931 inmates took part in the outbreak armed with knives, chunks of concrete, iron pipes and bowling pins

Dentention cells in the basement of Mercer Reformatory are toured by government officials and members of the press. These are five-by-seven windowless cubicles with painted brick walls furnished only with iron beds and chamber pots. In foreground is lounge with television set.

Entrance to Bowmanville Training School, Bowmanville, Ontario

Front Don of administation building at Guelph Reformatory

Garden made by Ontario Reformatory inmates

Guard hurls tear gas bomb through door into reformatory compound

Guelph

Guelph classroom

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

Guelph inmate in single cell.

Guelph Inmate walks past cells in block.

Guelph Reformatory

Guelph Reformatory

Guelph Reformatory

Guelph Reformatory guards watch over inmates herded into the exercise quadrangle

Guelph Reformatory riot

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