By Serena Yang Mary Snyder was in her early thirties when she arrived at the Rosine on December 17th, 1851. By that time, Mary, who married at 16 years old, had spent more than half of her life in a deeply troubled marriage. Despite infidelity, disease, financial hardship, and incarceration, Mary remained married to her… Continue reading Mary Snyder: Partial Lives Under Carceral Intimacies
S22 - HIST056.01 - Police, Prisons, and Protest: Rosine Association Blog
Unearthing archival stories of 19th-century women as written by Mira Sharpless Townsend and enhanced by student work from History 56: “Police, Prisons, & Protests”