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In the 1920s, Engolf Snortland started running with a bad crowd, later kidnapped the wrong man, and went to prison. He moved home to North Dakota for a fresh start, only to be shot dead. In the years to come, the fallout from his unusual case would reach the state Supreme Court and inspire groundbreaking legislation in North Dakota. ....
Join the Old Idaho Penitentiary for the seventh featuring brand new works by local artists inspired by the historic Idaho State Penitentiary and other locations around Idaho that feature in the true stories of those incarcerated during the Old Idaho Penitentiary’s 101 years of operation.<br/><br/>Artwork will hang on prison cell doors for viewing. All pieces will be available for purchase. Jo’s Traveling Bar will be here with alcoholic beverages for purchase, along with food trucks and more!<br/><br/>Join us on Saturday, August 20 between 6pm and 10pm (last admission 9:15pm). Admission is $10 at the door or online. Due to the graphic nature and subject matter of this show, it is recommended for ages 13+ only.<br/><br/>All admission proceeds Idaho State Historical Society education programs. ....
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“Sentenced to hard labor at the Idaho State Penitentiary…” were some of the words that prisoners often heard upon discovering their fate. Join historian Camille Daw at the Old Idaho Penitentiary for a Captivating Conversation regarding the hard labor prisoners performed at the Idaho State Penitentiary. Discussion includes the construction of the prison, industrial goods produced by the prisoners, prison agriculture, and maintaining the site.<br/><br/>Camille Daw is a graduate student at Boise State University studying Public History. Her research focuses on Minidoka National Historic Site and the Japanese American incarceration experience. However, she also studied the labor history of the Idaho State Penitentiary for her undergraduate senior thesis and has since continued her research on the topic. Her nearly three years of experience working at the Old Idaho Penitentiary created a strong interest in the lives of the men and women who lived and worked at the prison.& ....
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