Model Farm Prison in Occoquan Widely Reformed
An article extols the District of Columbia workhouse at Occoquan Virginia as a model prison farm. It details 1500 acres of hill country, produce and livestock, brick making, stone milling, and a self supporting system using prisoner labor for District needs. It notes humane treatment, no forcing, rehabilitation through outdoor work, and low per prisoner cost.
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Model Prison at Occoquan Builds Unified Reform
William H. Whittaker runs the Occoquan District prison where 500 men pass through monthly. Guards and inmate sentinels control the grounds, with hounds and iron cells ensuring discipline. The system emphasizes work, reform, and limited mercy within a harsh, orderly regime.
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