Sixty years ago one of the world's most infamous prisons closed all of its 378 cell doors for good.
Alcatraz, which is set on a rocky outcrop 15 miles offshore from San Francisco, operated for 29 years as a penitentiary and during that time it held some of America's most dangerous criminals, including Al Capone and George 'Machine Gun' Kelly.
Historic photos reveal what life was like at the island-bound jail, also known as The Rock, with everything from the cultivated gardens to the bustling mess hall and the bulletproof main guard's office on show.
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