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On the night of September 22-23, 1954, inmates of the Missouri State Penitentiary rioted to protest conditions at the prison. Four inmates were killed, several others wounded, and several guards were wounded as well.
Description: A Missouri State Highway Patrol Officer observes female inmates assisting an older inmate during unrest at the women's facility following the September 22-23, 1954 riot at the men's facility. Coverage: United States – Missouri – Cole County – Jefferson City. Date: 1954.
Collection Name: MS297 Mark Schreiber Collection. Click here to view this entire collection on Missouri Digital Heritage. Photographer/Studio: The Kansas City Star Description: Aerial view of prison grounds the day after the riot and fire.
22 Σεπ 2014 · The biggest riot in Missouri State Penitentiary’s 168-years of operation kicked off shortly after 6 the evening of September 22, 1954, and what would follow was hours of chaos and 50...
Description: Algoa Missouri Intermediate Reformatory mugshot of inmate no. 7827, Don William DeLapp. DeLapp was one of the accused riot ringleaders in the 1954 MSP riots. A few months after this image was taken, he would be transferred from Algoa to the MSP. Coverage: United States – Missouri – Cole County – Jefferson City Date: 02/26/1953
1954 Description entrance to the penitentiary the day after the riot (September 23) with National Guardsmen, highway patrolmen, prison guards and residual smoke from fires.
Inmates of the Missouri State Penitentiary (MSP) rioted and took guards hostage on the night of September 22-23, 1954. Fires in multiple buildings broke out as a result of the rioting, and four prisoners were killed. These images primarily document the damage done to the buildings of the MSP.
