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Crime and Punishment Collection: GEORGIA: CHAIN GANG. Chain gang prisoners and guards rest against a fence, Thomasville, Georgia

GEORGIA: CHAIN GANG. Chain gang prisoners and guards rest against a fence, Thomasville, Georgia. Photograph, c1890

Crime and Punishment Collection: GEORGIA: CHAIN GANG. Prisoners with two mules work on roadbed between electrical

GEORGIA: CHAIN GANG. Prisoners with two mules work on roadbed between electrical and telephone poles, Georgia, photographed c1899

Crime and Punishment Collection: GEORGIA: CHAIN GANG. African American man sitting against a tree with legs chained

GEORGIA: CHAIN GANG. African American man sitting against a tree with legs chained, Thomasville, Georgia. Photograph, c1890

CHARLES PONZI (1878-1949). Italian-born American con man and swindler. Photograph, 1920

MEXICAN BANDITS. A group of Mexican bandits. Painting, mid 19th century

Crime and Punishment Collection: STREET GANG, 1916. Street gang of boys on the corner of Margaret and Water Streets

STREET GANG, 1916. Street gang of boys on the corner of Margaret and Water Streets, Springfield, Massachusetts. Photographed by Lewis Hine, 27 June 1916

Crime and Punishment Collection: GEORGIA: CHAIN GANG. The Chain Gang, Thomasville, Georgia. Photograph by Joseph John Kirkbride

GEORGIA: CHAIN GANG. The Chain Gang, Thomasville, Georgia. Photograph by Joseph John Kirkbride, c1884-1891

Crime and Punishment Collection: MEXICO: STAGECOACH ROBBERY. A group of Mexican bandits robbing a stagecoach. Painting

MEXICO: STAGECOACH ROBBERY. A group of Mexican bandits robbing a stagecoach. Painting, mid 19th century

CHAIN GANG, c1898. A Southern chain gang. Photograph by Carl Weis, c1898

Crime and Punishment Collection: MEDIEVAL PUNISHMENT. Helmet with a jesters cap and bells, used as a means of degredation

MEDIEVAL PUNISHMENT. Helmet with a jesters cap and bells, used as a means of degredation. Line engraving

Crime and Punishment Collection: POLICEMAN CARTOON, 1904. Cartoon of a police officer directing traffic, from an American magazine

POLICEMAN CARTOON, 1904. Cartoon of a police officer directing traffic, from an American magazine, 1904

Crime and Punishment Collection: HERETIC COLLAR. Medieval device for catching witches and heretics

HERETIC COLLAR. Medieval device for catching witches and heretics. 19th century wood engraving

POLICE WAGON. An American police wagon

NEW YORK POLICE OFFICER. A member of the New York City police force, late 19th century

Crime and Punishment Collection: WOMEN POLICE, 1916. Commandant Mary Sophia Allen (1878-1964), center, with members

WOMEN POLICE, 1916. Commandant Mary Sophia Allen (1878-1964), center, with members of the Women Police Service in England, 1916

Crime and Punishment Collection: ROBBERY REWARD, 1875. Reward poster issued by Wells, Fargo & Co

ROBBERY REWARD, 1875. Reward poster issued by Wells, Fargo & Co. after a stage coach robbery in 1875

POLICEMAN, 1887. A member of the Chicago police force, 1887

ALLEGORY: JUSTICE. Oil on panel by Piero and Antonio Pollaiuolo, c1469-70

Crime and Punishment Collection: American Gang, C1900

American Gang, C1900
AMERICAN GANG, c1900

VIGILANTE SEAL, 1856. Seal of the San Francisco Vigilance Committee, 1856

MEDIEVAL PRISON, 1509. Criminals being led to prison. Woodcut, Augsburg, Germany, 1509

PUNISHMENT: THE RACK, 1641. The liar on the rack. Woodcut, English, 1641

Crime and Punishment Collection: NYC PRISON: THE TOMBS. New York Citys main prison at Leonard and Centre Streets

NYC PRISON: THE TOMBS. New York Citys main prison at Leonard and Centre Streets, photographed in 1905

Crime and Punishment Collection: POLICE CARTOON, 1860. Mistaking an honest householder for a burglar

POLICE CARTOON, 1860. Mistaking an honest householder for a burglar. Cartoon from a New York City newspaper of 1860

Crime and Punishment Collection: CAT-O -NINE-TAILS, 1552. An instrument of knotted cords attached to a handle, used for flogging

CAT-O -NINE-TAILS, 1552. An instrument of knotted cords attached to a handle, used for flogging. Woodcut, German, 1552

Crime and Punishment Collection: SHERIFF, 19th CENTURY. The Sheriff of El Reno, Oklahoma Territory, possibly identified

SHERIFF, 19th CENTURY. The Sheriff of El Reno, Oklahoma Territory, possibly identified as John Marshall Photographed in the late 19th century

Crime and Punishment Collection: REWARD POSTER. A wanted poster issued after the Doolin Gang held up a Rock Island

REWARD POSTER. A wanted poster issued after the Doolin Gang held up a Rock Island train near Dover, Oklahoma, in May 1895

POLICEMAN, 1891. A Chicago, Illinois, police officer. Photographed in 1891

POLICEMEN, 1909. The Sandusky, Ohio, police force in 1909

POLICEMAN, c1885. A New York policeman. Line engraving c1885

Crime and Punishment Collection: POLICE CORRUPTION CARTOON. An 1859 newspaper cartoon comment on the corruption

POLICE CORRUPTION CARTOON. An 1859 newspaper cartoon comment on the corruption and inefficiency of the New York City police

Crime and Punishment Collection: ENGLISH PILLORY. A man and a woman standing in a pillory while villagers stand and jeer

ENGLISH PILLORY. A man and a woman standing in a pillory while villagers stand and jeer. Woodcut, English, early 17th century

Crime and Punishment Collection: Allegory: Justice

Allegory: Justice
ALLEGORY: JUSTICE

POLICE CORRUPTION CARTOON. An 1859 newspaper cartoon comment on the corruption and inefficiency of the New York City police

Crime and Punishment Collection: PILLORY, 17th CENTURY. The Witch No. 2

PILLORY, 17th CENTURY. The Witch No. 2
PILLORY, 17th CENTURY. The Witch No.2. The use of the pillory to enforce Puritan morality in colonial New England. Lithograph, American, late 19th century

Crime and Punishment Collection: PRISONS: THE TOMBS, 1913. The Tombs, New York Citys main prison at Leonard and Centre Streets

PRISONS: THE TOMBS, 1913. The Tombs, New York Citys main prison at Leonard and Centre Streets, and the connecting Bridge of Sighs. Photographed in 1913

COURT OF A BARON, 1552. Swiss woodcut, 1552

Crime and Punishment Collection: POLICE WAGON, c1900. A police wagon at Washington, D. C. Photographed c1900

POLICE WAGON, c1900. A police wagon at Washington, D. C. Photographed c1900
POLICE WAGON, c1900. A police wagon at Washington, D.C. Photographed c1900

WITCH TRIAL. Trial at Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692. Lithograph by George H. Walker, 1892

Crime and Punishment Collection: The Bostonians Paying the Excise Man, or Tarring & Feathering

The Bostonians Paying the Excise Man, or Tarring & Feathering. American edition of an English mezzotint satire, 1774
TARRING & FEATHERING, 1773. The Bostonians Paying the Excise Man, or Tarring & Feathering. American edition of an English mezzotint satire, 1774, on the treatment given to John Malcom

Crime and Punishment Collection: Broadside issued by the War Department on 20 April 1865 offering rewards for the apprehension of

Broadside issued by the War Department on 20 April 1865 offering rewards for the apprehension of John Wilkes Booth
LINCOLN ASSASSINATION. Broadside issued by the War Department on 20 April 1865 offering rewards for the apprehension of John Wilkes Booth

Crime and Punishment Collection: PERSIAN ASSASSINS. The Old Man of the Mountain, leader of the sect of Ismaili assassins

PERSIAN ASSASSINS. The Old Man of the Mountain, leader of the sect of Ismaili assassins, giving orders to two of his followers in the Castle of Alamond in Persia

Crime and Punishment Collection: ROME: CHRISTIAN MARTYRS. Christian martyrs thrown to the lions in the amphitheatre in ancient Rome

ROME: CHRISTIAN MARTYRS. Christian martyrs thrown to the lions in the amphitheatre in ancient Rome. Wood engraving, American, 19th century

CHINA: PUNISHMENT, 1907. Three women in the cangue, or collar of wood, as punishment, Shanghai, 1907

American Gang, C1900
AMERICAN GANG, c1900

PRISON: SAN QUENTIN, 1954. Tiers of a cell block at San Quentin prison, California, 1954

Crime and Punishment Collection: MARIE TUSSAUD (1760-1850). England: London: Wax figure of Madame Tussaud making death masks

MARIE TUSSAUD (1760-1850). England: London: Wax figure of Madame Tussaud making death masks, Paris, 1793, at Tussaud Wax Museum

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