The 1986 Compendium page stated “when a large number of Chinese attempted unlaw-ful entry into the U.S. by way of Canada, they were brought to Port Henry for detention... At first they were quartered in the village hall jail.
“[Later] a lot was secured on Elizabeth St...The Chinese Jail was erected…When no longer needed, it was converted into a tenement … F. W. Dudley acted as Commissioner of Immig-ration.” The page featured the image above.
The 1986 Compendium page quoted a 1935 “History of Port Henry” that “when a large number of Chinese attempted unlawful entry into the U.S. by way of Canada, they were brought to Port Henry for detention...
“At first they were quartered in the village hall jail. [Later] a lot was secured on Elizabeth St ...The Chinese Jail was erected…When no longer needed, it was converted into a tenement … F. W. Dudley acted as Commissioner of Immigration.”

The Compendium  page featured the image above.