Title: Annual report of the Board of Directors and of the Superintendent of the state's prison
Description: The 1894 Annual Report opens with a list of members of the Board of Directors, officers and prison employees, followed by reports of the Superintendent, the Warden and the Physician. It provides financial data, including reasons for the budget deficit, farm production statistics, and inventories. While discussing inmate conditions, the superintendent expresses the need for a separate reformatory for juvenile criminals to prevent their constant exposure to long-term hardened criminals. What follows is detailed information on inmates such as length of term and reason for conviction, diseases and operations, and other personal data. Prisoners went to farms and camps to work (Caledonia Farm, Northampton Farm and Dyke, Halifax Farm, Castle Hayne Farm and Mine, Great Falls Canal, and Rocky Mount Camp). Individual reports from each farm include statements about each location giving production, inventory, and inmate information.
Subjects: Finance, Prisoners, Statistics, Prisons, Institutional care, Work release of prisoners, Juvenile corrections, North Carolina Penitentiary
Places: North Carolina