Alcatraz Tour Draws 1700 Daily Visitors
Seventeen hundred Americans visit the Alcatraz federal prison each day for a two hour tour by the National Park Service. The article traces Alcatraz history from its 1840s fort to its 1969 Indian occupation and 1973 park service tours, noting past inmates, notable escapes, and future proposals for the site.
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