Rochester Reformatory

The Warden’s Office at Rochester Reformatory is located near the front administrative hallway, marked by a frosted glass door with a small brass nameplate. Inside, the space is orderly and well-maintained, with a clean desk, filing cabinets, and a pair of visitor chairs set across from a wide window overlooking the facility grounds. A framed map of the Reformatory hangs on one wall, alongside certificates, calendars, and a printed copy of the weekly operations schedule. The room is used for staff meetings, oversight tasks, and day-to-day coordination of the building’s routines. Office supplies are kept in labeled drawers, and a small desktop clock sits beside the facility radio. A coat rack by the door holds a jacket and umbrella, and a set of reference binders rests on the lower shelf behind the desk. Though plainly furnished, the office reflects clear structure and purpose, functioning as the administrative anchor for the Reformatory’s quiet, steady operation.

The office is orderly and well-maintained, with a clean desk, filing cabinets, and a pair of visitor chairs. A desktop clock and facility radio sit beside the desk, while a coat rack holds a jacket and umbrella near the door.