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Uncovering the Interesting Statistics Behind Baltimore Penitentiary in 1850

Baltimore Sun - January 7th, 1850
This article looks into the fascinating statistics of Baltimore Penitentiary in 1850. Discover the interesting details that were dug up from the Baltimore Sun and learn more about the past.
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This is an absolutely fascinating article that we dug up in the Baltimore Sun. It shows statistics for prisoners in the penitentiary.

Baltimore Sun - January 7th, 1850
Baltimore Sun – January 7th, 1850

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