Browse Items (1263 total)

An envelope addressed to Reverend Ed Rodman.

This oral history interview features the Reverend Edward Rodman, an Episcopal priest who played a major role in the Walpole occupation. He was born in Indianapolis, Indiana and grew up in Portsmouth, Virginia. He attended the Hampton Institute in…

Advertisement from Ease, Inc (Emergency Adjustment Service to Ex-Offenders) providing mailing information and assistance for prisoners.

This draft discusses the historical racism in prisons and its implications for a regional prison.

This letter from Ed Rodman attempts to shed light on the conditions at Walpole and urges the recipient to accept a meeting with Rodman. The recipient is unknown, but likely someone in a position of authority within the gubernatorial administration.

Newsletter of Families and Friends of Prisoners, Inc.

July 1975 newsletter of Families and Friends of Prisoners, including an opening reflection on areas for improvement in light of picnic that had to be cancelled due to lack of interest from members in attending. Also included is information on the…

This document includes grievances against the prison administration and an account of what led the NPRA to file a lawsuit.

A doctor has come under criticism due to his desire to use prisoners in medical experiments, a proposal identified by some as a denial of human rights.

Observer Report from April 21, 1973; Shift 11-7. Gianatassio relates complaints from both prisoners and guards.