Alcatraz

Alcatraz Island: American Prison 1934-1963 A group of new violent criminals swept out the city of the United States for the Great Depression. In response to the shocking citizen's voice, Congress enacted a set of rules governing the federal government against certain criminal offenses that the state had been doing. Former US Attorney General General Homes Cummings advised that Congress agreed to establish a special criminal organization with the highest safety and minimum privilege.

Alcatraz has a very different history. Many people know Alcatraz Island is a federal prison, but most people are surprised to learn that the island is a fortress. The name of Alcatraz Island is derived from the Spanish word "Alcalaz", which means Spanish forts and palaces (1). Built before the Civil War, it has two main objectives. First of all, it is against the foreign invasion of the enemy's ship in the San Francisco Bay Area. Secondly, it is a prisoner of war known as a prisoner of war or prisoner of war. When the 1849 "Gold Rush" began for the first time, California has become one of the most populous states from a small state due to the gold rush. As governments acknowledge that California is far more important than they perceive, they decided that they had to be protected. San Francisco has the largest bay in California. This is the most likely place for enemies to try to invade America. Alcatraz Island was operated between 1850 and 1933.

Alcatraz Island is an island in the middle of San Francisco Bay, California. Alcatraz Island is located west of coordinates 37 ° 49 'N 122 ° 25'. Alcatraz was once a military fortress, but then became a strict security prison. Today, he is a historical site that is managed by the National Park Service as Golden Gate National Recreation Area and is open to visitors. The island is listed as a national historic site. Located between San Francisco's Hyde and the streets of Leavenworth, Lombard Street is known as "the winding path of the world" The limit speed of this section is only 5 mph (8 km / h). Vermont Street and Snake Lane in San Francisco, Burlington, Iowa are another famous road that claims to be the winding road of the world.

Alcatraz Island is located in the San Francisco Bay, about 25 miles from the coast, the oldest lighthouse on the west coast, a ruins of the former Alcatraz federal prison. The Alcatraz Federal Prison is famous for being the safest prison in the country. It houses some of the most serious criminals in the country, including Al Capone, George 'Machine Gun Kelly', and James 'Whitey' Bulger. Today, the island is now a recreational area of ​​the people and is designated as a national historical monument.