Travel Photography Photos tagged as alcatraz
With the exception of the main prizon, most buildings around the Alcatraz island are derelict
Solitary confinement cells were very barren and definitely designed to teach the offenders lesson.
Despite being so close to 'normal' life, prisoners were completely cut off at the island of Alcatraz. Many refused to look towards the town to not make it worse for themselves.
Despite the low temperatures and the wind, outdoors spot on the ship is essential to enjoy the great views of Alcatraz and Golden Gate Bridge
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The last guard at Alcatraz, there for a book signing
Abandoned building on Alcatraz
Inside of Alcatraz prison
Evening approaching on Alcatraz Island
Abandoned Building on Alcatraz Island
This is where you catch the ferry for a tour to Alcatraz Island, San Francisco.
The streets of San Francisco. View to the north with Alcatraz in the distance.
Late afternoon at Alcatraz.
Each year over one million tourists board the Alcatraz ferry and visit what was once considered the toughest Federal prisons in America. Today, Alcatraz is one of the biggest tourist magnets and most famous landmarks of San Francisco. The island's mystique, which was created primarily by books and motion pictures, continues to lure people from all over the world to see firsthand where America housed its most notorious criminals. Cramped cells, rigid discipline, and hard-line routine were the Alcatraz trademarks, and it was the last stop for the nation's most incorrigible prisoners.