Fingerprints of prisoners.

Copies of district court judgments for individuals sent to the Penitentiary. Files may include governor's commutations, pardons and paroles and other related records.

Note: Early numbers (39 thru 1119) may be refer to an inmate, a district court file or was arbitrarily assigned.

Age, race, occupation, crime, marital status, personal habits, religion, physical description, birthplace, nationality, education, past work experience,and name and address of relative.

Files contain correspondence, reports, and financial records on individual prisoners.

Inmate complaints about penitentiary rules and procedures or assaults upon themselves or their property by other inmates.

Files contain various records documenting an inmate's term at the penitentiary. Contents may include general correspondence, past criminal record, medical treatment, psychological evaluation, disciplinary actions, appeals to Supreme Court, education, parole hearings and violations, work record, counseling and statement of execution, commutation or parole. UFO inmates served concurrent sentences at detention facilities outside Wyoming.

Report of violation of penitentiary rules.

Requests to participate in social, religious or recreational activities outside the penitentiary.

Requests to work at a Rawlins business.

Time and Payroll Records, 1911-1948 Employees' attendance, salary, position, absences and termination. Volumes also contain monthly expenses for salaries, drugs and medicine, religious services, office supplies and road camp maintenance (1914-1917), Saratoga Hot Springs maintenance (1941) and farm personnel (1945-1948).