Borowitz True Crime Digital Collection

Postcard: Virginia: Richmond, Libby Prison

Borowitz True Crime Digital Collection

Postcard: Virginia: Richmond, Libby Prison

Title Postcard: Virginia: Richmond, Libby Prison
Publisher J. P. Bell Company
Time Period 20th century
Description Undated postcard featuring an image of the exterior of Libby Prison in Richmond, Virginia. Caption: "Libby Prison, Richmond, Virginia, was a large building named for its owner, who used it as a ship chandlery before the Civil War. During the War it became famous as a Confederate prison, in which many Federal officers and men were confined."
General Subject Area Crime
Extent 1 postcard
Institution Kent State University
Repository Special Collections and Archives
Finding aid title Finding Aid for the Prison Postcards collection
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Format of Original postcard
Subject Jails, Prisons
Provenance Prison Postcards collection
Genre/Format postcards
Geographical Location United States. Virginia