Case files may contain court records, reports, commitment papers, birth of infants, correspondence, disciplinary remarks, and release papers. Box 1 contains records of girls who were not assigned a number.

For juvenile case files from 1890-1892, see Penitentiary inmate case files - juvenile.

Files may include filings for discharges, releases, returns (to the institution), judgment and sentence from the court, a description of inmate, papers relating to individual and family backgrounds, nature of arrest, and status reports of probation and parole. For juvenile case files from 1890-1892.

Files may contain application form, commitment paper, correspondence, and diagnosis.

Administrative files about building construction and inspection, construction reports, construction problems, vouchers, affidavits, court records, and correspondence.

Boxes 5-32 – not processed; transferred from SRC

Case files of the Board usually contain description of prisoner and discharge notice and sometimes correspondence and court records.

Various records on patients at the State Hospital. Files may contain commitment and discharge papers, correspondence, and court records.