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5 days ago · On the night of June 11, 1962, Alcatraz prison, famously deemed “impossible to escape,” faced its most dramatic challenge. Inmates Frank Morris, John Anglin, and Clarence Anglin executed a daring escape, meticulously crafting tools to dig through their cell walls.
5 days ago · The most famous attempt was in 1962, when brothers Frank Morris and John and Clarence Anglin vanished from their cells. They left behind cleverly crafted dummy heads made of soap, paint, and real hair, fooling the guards for a while.
3 days ago · These are the fingerprints of Al Capone taken before his death in the year of 1947.
3 days ago · Can I Take Photos Inside the Alcatraz Prison? Yes, visitors can take photos inside Alcatraz prison – it’s an essential part of the experience. They’ll capture the eerie atmosphere and imagine the lives of infamous inmates like Al Capone who once roamed these halls.
5 days ago · Across nearly 200 pages, they layer archival photographs of historic uprisings, graphic charts highlighting demographics and the disproportionate population of Black and Latino people in prison...
3 days ago · A heavy police guard surrounded the defendants as they emerged from a prison van and made their way through a crowd of several hundred spectators in front of the court building.
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3 days ago · Alcatraz East Crime Museum is opening a temporary exhibit to display this unique artwork. The lobby exhibit, In Full Color: Graffiti and Prison Art, will display the works of graffiti artists and prisoners through May 2025.
