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government starting in 1850. As society's
values changed, the use of
reformatories declined and they were
coalesced by an act of Parliament[which?] into...
- The
Reformatory is a 2023
novel by
Tananarive Due
which combines elements of horror,
historical fiction, and
literary fiction. It is
loosely based on...
- The
Lorton Reformatory, also
known as the
Lorton Correctional Complex, is a
former prison complex in Lorton, Virginia,
established in 1910 for the District...
- The Ohio
State Reformatory (OSR), also
known as the
Mansfield Reformatory, is a
historic prison located in Mansfield, Ohio in the
United States. It was...
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women were punished,
particularly with the rise of
reformatories.
Colvin argues that
reformatories weren't
simply a
response to an
increase in female...
- rehabilitation.
Despite its
mixed results, the
Elmira Reformatory would influence the
construction of 25
reformatories in
twelve states over the next 25 years, reaching...
- "Federal
Reformatory for Women,
School & Chapel" HABS No. WV-113-C, "Federal
Reformatory for Women, Cottages" HABS No. WV-113-D, "Federal
Reformatory for Women...
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operating between 1830 and 1900. In the
United Kingdom and its colonies,
reformatories (commonly
called reform schools) were set up from 1854
onward for children...
- used on boy
inmates and less
routinely for girl
inmates at the
youth reformatories in
England and
Wales known as
approved schools. Many UK
approved schools...
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number of the
reformatories were re-certified as
industrial schools so that by 1922, only five
remained (one of
which was a
reformatory for boys in Northern...
