Alton Military Post and Prison - Civil War (1861-1865) (Also called "Bluff Castle" or "Camp du Bois.") See also - Illinois State Penitentiary at Alton Newspaper Articles Regarding the Military Prison Newspaper Articles After Closing of Prison Commanders at the Alton Military Post Various Prisoners at Alton Prison Colonel Ebenezer Magoffin and Others Escape From Alton Prison HISTORY OF THE ALTON MILITARY POST AND PRISON During the Civil War, as the number of captured Confederate prisoners of war increased and Union prisons were filling up, the Federal government decided to use former Illinois State Penitentiary at Alton (which closed in 1860) for a military post and prison
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