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How do I learn more about prison history/archives?
MDOC computer records only date back as far as 1980. You will need to contact the State of Michigan Archives via telephone at (517) 373-1408 or e-mail at archives@michigan.gov . You may also want to visit their website at www.michigan.gov/hal .


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