Frontier Kansas Jails and the Jailers Who Shaped Them
Author Gary Bayens recounts Kansas frontier jails from the 1850s to 1890, noting shifts from wooden to stone structures and the role of early sheriffs. The book highlights notable jails, famed figures like Wild Bill Hickok and Carry Nation, and the rotary jail in Wichita with its hazard of severed arms. Bayens spent 22 years in law enforcement before teaching at Washburn University and earning a doctorate in criminal justice.
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