RUTH McEVOY COLLECTION - Genesee County

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was done, but no canal ever resulted. Past & Present column. 4-14-1928Attica State Correctional Facility Prison at Attica cost $12,000,000. 1-31-1930Picture: Practically completed prison. 9-20-1930Work begins on second cell block. 9-24-1930Walter N. Thayer first warden. 4-15-1931Walter N. Thayer, warden. 5-21-1931William Hunt appointed a warden 5-21-1931John Clark of East Main St. appointed head of State Prison farm. 7-25-193160 prisoners transferred from Sing Sing bring total at Attica to 375. 9-22-1931Aerial photograph. 10-14-1931500 now at Attica with 62 here from Dannemora. 1-16-1932Picture from air. 10-8-1932First escape from Attica - from the farm. 10-19-1932Tear gas used to quell disturbance. Warden Hunt says not a riot. 12-29-1932Fourth cell block promised for this year. 2-3-1933Hundreds at work grading around prison. 5-12-1933RUTH McEVOY COLLECTIONSUBJECT TEXT DATEAttica State Correctional Facility Inspector gives facility high praise. 11-21-1934(cont) Attica crowded - needs another cell block. 1-6-1937Work on fourth cell block progressing. 11-20-1937Hunt retiring - Joseph Ryan says he is not a candidate. 3-25-1925(Did not retire then.)View from the air. 3-26-1938William Hunt not leaving - "too valuable to lose." 7-21-1938Fourth cell block ready - pictures. 9-24-1938Walter Martin, warden. 2-18-1956W. H. Wilkins new warden. 10-8-1959Dr. Walter B. Martin retires. 10-9-1959Has new attitude to prisoners - picture. Wilkins, warden. 3-16-1961Walter Wilkins, warden. 7-7-1965Vincent Mancusi new warden. 9-11-1965Prisoner escapes - road block set-up. 3-21-1968Mosley, the escapee, captured. 3-22-1968Uprising. And papers following. 9-9-1971Air picture of prison. 9-10-1971List of those killed in riot. 9-14-1971Another list. Analysis of riot. 9-15-1971Winegar on earlier Attica riots. 9-28-1971Ernest L. Montaryi is new Superintendent. 2-15-1972Picture: Interior views. 9-16-1972Start of use as medium security facility - picture - ground breaking. 3-9-1984Former Attican gets $1.1 million from Court in loss of her husband in the riot. 6-13-1984State investigating cause of riot. 7-15-1985Anniversary of riot recalled. 9-12-1986Prison sold to Urban Development Corp. 4-2-1991Anniversary of riot. 9-9-1991More discussion on riot. 9-14-1991Taxpayers suing Cuomo and Reagan for sale of Correctional Facility tobalance budget. 11-21-1992
Visitors Center at prison aided over 17,000. 12-12-1992Pictures showing building process, 1928 - 1931. 6-17-1993Anthony R. Strollo to autograph book on riot at Sleght's - "Four Long Days" 12-6-1994Uprising remembered on 25th Anniversary - picture, diagram of facility. 9-7-1996Participants interviewed. 9-10-1996Aftermath, comments on riot. 9-11-1996Trial by inmates against authorities, State, still pending - due in 1997. 9-12-1996Articles on impressions from riot. 9-13-1996Two final opinions on memory of uprising. 9-14-1996Prison portrait - article - pictures. 6-24-2000Forgotten victims of uprising meeting today - articles gives details on recentactions by State in benefits to survivors. Also editorial on same. 9-26-2000Prison riot symposium at GCC airs complaints, reveals much information. 9-27-2000Atwater, Miss Alice Visiting sister, Mrs. John H. Mason. (Mason is Baptist pastor.) 5-27-1898Engaged to E. Dean Hickox. 7-6-1900Wedding - Rochester. 4-9-1901Gives piazza party with Mrs. J. H. Mason. 6-15-1901Dead in Danvers, MA. Lived with sister Mrs. Caroline Atwater Mason. 7-20-1936RUTH McEVOY COLLECTIONSUBJECT TEXT DATEAtwater, Edward C. Of Harvester Company, to handle Richmond interests. 8-5-1888Has leg removed. 7-31-1890Marries Linda O. Perrin of Rochester. 6-27-1901Sells Atwater house on East Main to Dr. L. L. Mulcahy for offices & apts. 9-22-1923Obituary. 8-29-1925Atwater, E. C.Born: Palmyra 1876; son of Edward W.; Graduated fro U. of RochesterPhi Beta Kappa; admitted to bar 1901; to Batavia 1903; Secretary-TreasurerWheel Company. Son: Edward Perrin of Sylacauga, Ala; daughter: HelenBrother: William Langworth. Sister: Mrs. Edward H. Leadley, BataviaandMrs. William D. Clapp, Rochester. Mr. Atwater's father came to Bataviain 1886. Connected with Johnston Harvester. Became president in 1907.Died in 1910.Atwater, Mrs. Edward C. Obit: Linda Perrin Atwater - 57. 9-9-1933Atwater, Dr. Edward Congdon Student. 1944With Army of Occupation in Germany. 9-15-1945Married Ruth Prole. 9-11-1950Now Dr. Atwater. 3-17-1952Winegar on Atwater career. 11-8-1990Atwater, Edward P. Home from Woodstock, Ontario where he attends boys college. 4-1-1890To Santo Domingo. 11-22-1923Home. 5-31-1924
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