Photo c. 1880 shows glimpse of prison wall to left of warden's ivy-covered residence. The darker stone marks prison's added upper tiers. |
While compiling information for this book, it was my pleasure to make new friends and acquaintances. All the persons listed on this page contributed to the making of this book, and I consider it a privilege to know all of them. I gratefully thank and acknowledge the following people for their contribution to this book:
[ -- Guy Cheli ] |
A zoom-in close-up detail from 1889 photo, looking down on the prison, focuses on the industrial shops section to the right of the long cellblock building featured in the image at this web page's top. Note castle-like wall watch tower spires (far right). The background is not sky; it's the river reflecting the sky. |
NYCHS presents these text and image excerpts from Images of America: Sing Sing Prison by permission of its author Guy Cheli who retains the copyright © and reserves all rights thereunder. For more about his book, contact Arcadia Publishing at www.arcadiapublishing.com and/or Ossining Historical Society at www.ossininghistorical.org |
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