Concord Reformatory & Cemetery Photo Gallery
The Concord Reformatory opened its doors in 1878, with seven men interned in the cemetery in its first year. By the last time the last man, Gerald Coleman, was interned in 1996, a total of over 218 markers were dotted through this small 100-yard wide slope, graced with a solemn, yet simple cross in the center of the field. The Concord Reformatory Cemetery — “Naming the Unnamed”
Concord Reformatory Cemetery | View Facing West
Concord Reformatory (MCI) West Wing | Entrance – 1900’s / 2024
Concord Reformatory (MCI) | View of Commonwealth Ave – 1900’s / 2024
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Concord Reformatory Cemetery | View Facing East
