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PAUL D. Mc GINNIS
Mrs. Helen T. David
JOHN R. CAIN
HAROLD N. BUTLER
Alexander Barraco
James T. Bradley, M. D.
Herbert L. Bryan
Ange F. Carey
Francis J. Daley
Norman E. Gervais
Leonard F. Horan
John S. McNamara
Allen F. Mills
Ernest L. Montanye
Manuel T. Murcia
Louis R. Passaro
Robert E. Roulier
Joseph M. Ryan
William T. Smith
Vito M. Ternullo |
Commissioner of Correction
Secretary to the Commissioner
Deputy Commissioner
Deputy Commissioner
Director of Research
Director of Medical Services
Corr. Research Proj. Consultant
Director of Classification
Director of Correction Accounts
Correction Facilities Specialist
Director of Correctional Training
Associate Administrative Analyst
Director of Industries
Director of Youth Rehabilitation
Counsel
Director of Nutritional Services
Director of Personnel
Senior Administrative Assistant
Director of Probation
Director of Education
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COMMISSION OF CORRECTION
Paul D. Mc Ginnis, Chairman, ex-officio
Edward R. Cass, New York City, Vice Chairman
James J. Beha, New York City; Thomas G. Young, New York
City; Peter Chema, Yorkers; Mrs. Marguerite N. Stumpf,
Freeport; John F. Karl, Utica; Charles M. Trunz, Forest Hills;
Richard E. Woodward, Secretary
PROBATION COMMISSION
Platt K. Wiggins, Brooklyn, Chairman
Dr. Egon Plager, Albany, Vice Chairman
James J. Beha, New York City; Rev. Alexander C. Carmichel,
Dewitt; William E. Lytle, Buffalo; William T. Smith and
Paul D. Mc Ginnis, ex-officio
INSTITUTIONS
of the
NEW YORK STATE
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTION
(NOTE: The number listed after each institution refers to the location
on the map that follows this directory. The institutional zip codes
and telephone numbers are also given).
[Webmaster note: Where a phone number or 5-digit zip from 1970 has been changed, the currently listed numerals are provided within brackets. Asterisks have been added to denote facilities no longer listed. Although listed currently, a facility's function today may not match with the description in the 1970 booklet.The current NYS DOCS facilities list can be accessed at http://www.docs.state.ny.us/faclist.html ]
CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES FOR MEN
ATTICA CORRECTIONAL FACILITY-(1)
Attica 14011
A maximum security institution that serves as a general confinement
facility for adult male offenders and also as a reception center and
as a detention center.
Vincent R. Mancusi, Superintendent [585] 591 - 2000
Image of 19th Century Auburn Prison photo in Auburn Prison historian John N. Miskell archives scrapbook.
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AUBURN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY-(2)
Auburn 1302[4]
A maximum security institution that serves as a general confinement
facility for adult male offenders, as a detention center and as a work
release facility.
John T. Deegan, Superintendent (315) 253 - [8401]
CLINTON CORRECTIONAL FACILITY-(21)
Dannemora 12929
A maximum security institution that serves as a general confinement
facility for adult male offenders, as a reception center and as a
detention center.
Edwin La Vallee, Superintendent (518) 492 - [2511]
GREEN HAVEN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY-(13) Stormville 12582
A maximum security institution that serves as a general confinement
facility for adult male offenders and also as a detention center.
John L. Zelker, Superintendent [(845) 221]-2711
OSSINING CORRECTIONAL FACILITY - (5)
OSSINING 10562
A maximum security institution that serves as a general confinement
facility and reception center for adult male offenders.
J. Leland Casscles, Superintendent
(914) 941 - 0108
GREAT MEADOW CORRECTIONAL FACILITY-(10) Comstock 12821
A maximum security institution that serves as a general confinement
facility for males between the ages of 18 and 30 and also as a
detention center.
Joseph P. Conboy, Superintendent (518) 639-[5516]
*RECEPTION CENTER AT ELMIRA-(7)
Elmira 14902
Receives all male youths, 16-21 years of age, sentenced to a State
Correctional Facility, except those found by the court to be men-
tally ill or mentally retarded. In addition, it receives 15-year old
males who have committed certain serious crimes of violence. The young offender is studied carefully at the Center. The resulting
diagnosis and prognosis govern the recommendations for treatment
and the facility in which he will serve sentence.
Chester D. Owens, Superintendent (607) 734 - 6239
Image of 19th Century prison doors photo in Auburn Prison historian John N. Miskell archives scrapbook.
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COXSACKIE CORRECTIONAL FACJLITY-(9) West Coxsackie [12051]
A medium security institution that serves as a general confinement
facility and detention center for male offenders between the ages
of 16.
Henry T. Murphy, Superintendent (518) 731 - [2781]
ELMIRA CORRECTIONAL FACILITY-(8) Elmira 14902
A medium security institution that serves as a general confinement
facility for males between the ages of 16 and 30 and also as a de-
tention center.
Daniel E. Damon, Jr., Superintendent (607) 734 - [3901]
EASTERN N. Y. CORRECTIONAL FACILITY-(12) Napanoch 12458
A medium security institution that serves as a general confinement
facility for males between the ages of 16 and 30. Certain male
inmates from the New York City Correctional Institutions are also
confined there.
Maurice M. Blow, Superintendent (914) 647 - 7400
WALLKILL CORRECTIONAL FACILITY-(6) Wallkill 12589
A medium security institution that serves as a general confinement
facility for adult male offenders.
Charles L. McKendrick, Superintendent (914) 895 — 2021
WOODBOURNE CORRECTIONAL FACILITY- (11) Woodbourne 12788
This institution has been temporarily leased to New York State
Narcotic Addiction Control Commission.
YOUTH CAMPS
*CAMP PHARSALIA-(14) P.O. South Plymouth 13844
Joseph W. Perrin, Superintendent (607) 334 - 4805
CAMP MONTEREY-(15) P.O. Beaver Dams 14812
Herman E. Cassidy, Superintendent (607) 962 - 3184
CAMP SUMMIT-(16) R.F.D. Summit 12175
Donald L. Otis, Superintendent (518) [287-1721]
Image of 19th Century prison shop photo in Auburn Prison historian John N. Miskell archives scrapbook.
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CAMP GEORGETOWN-(17) R.D. #1 Georgetown 13072
Clifton J. Casscle, Superintendent (315) 837 - [4446]
The first two camps (opened in 1956 and 1958) accomodate 80 each,
the latter two (opened in 1961) are designed for 100 each. These
open conservation-work camps receive by transfer from the other
institutions the most hopeful, short-term carefully selected young
male offenders 16-25 years of age.
Ernest L. Montanye, Director of Youth Camps
CLINTON
*DIAGNOSTIC AND TREATMENT CENTER-(3) Dannemora 12929
Medium security institution that serves as a diagnostic and
treatment center for males 25 years of age or older.
Paul C. Agnew, M.D., Superintendent (518) 492 - 3431
GLENHAM CORRECTIONAL FACILITY-(20) Beacon 12508
A medium security institution for males 16 years of age or older
which serves as a diagnostic and treatment center and detention
center for certain parole or conditionally released violators.
W. Cecil Johnston, M.D., Superintendent
CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES FOR WOMEN
BEDFORD HILLS
CORRECTIONAL FACILITY-(18) Bedford Hills 10507
A medium security institution that serves as a general confinement
facility, as a reception center and as a detention center for female
offenders.
Miss Elizabeth M. Lynch, Superintendent (914) [241-3100]
WESTERN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY-(19) Albion 14411
A medium security institution that serves as a general confinement
facility, reception and detention center for female offenders.
Mrs. Janice P. Warne, Superintendent (716) 589 — 5511
Image of 19th Century prison mess hall photo in Auburn Prison historian John N. Miskell archives scrapbook.
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FISHKILL CORRECTIONAL FACILITY-(20) Beacon 12508
A medium security institution that serves as a general confinement
facility for females 16 years of age and older.
W. Cecil Johnston, M.D., Superintendent
INSTITUTIONS FOR THE RETARDED
*BEACON STATE INSTITUTION-(20) Beacon 12508
An institution for the care, treatment, training and custody of all
mentally retarded male offenders committed to the Department.
W. Cecil Johnston, M.D., Superintendent
ALBION STATE INSTITUTION-(19) Albion 14411
An institution for the care, treatment, training and custody of all
mentally retarded females committed to the Department.
Mrs. Janice T. Warne, Superintendent
HOSPITAL FOR MENTALLY ILL OFFENDERS
*DANNEMORA STATE HOSPITAL-(3) Dannemora 12920
A hosnital for male offenders who became mentally ill while serving
a sentence in a correctional facility.
Paul C. Agnew, M.D., Director (518) 492 - 3431
*MATTEAWAN STATE HOSPITAL-(20) Beacon 12508
Hospital for the mentally ill male and female offenders. Cares for
all mentally ill females committed to the Department of Correction
and those transferred from any other State Hospital. Also cares for all mentally ill males except
except those who become mentally ill while serving a sentence.
W. Cecil Johnston, M.D., Director (914) 831 - 4800
[Webmaster note: The 1970 booklet listed four separate institutions situated at Beacon and three at Dannemora. Currently the NYS DOCS list includes two at Beacon and one with an annex at Dannemora, though not necessarily the same kind facilities as in 1970. The current NYS DOCS facilities list can be accessed at http://www.docs.state.ny.us/faclist.html ]
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north of Alany, west of Albany, downstate from Albany
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