Breaking into the infamous Alcatraz prison decades ago.

Despite being closed since 1963, Alcatraz remains known as one of the most notorious prisons in American history.

According to All That Is Interesting, Alcatraz was once a military fort, then became a prison. Although closed since 1963, Alcatraz is still known as one of the most notorious prisons in American history. Photo: Alcatraz Island viewed from Hyde Street in San Francisco, 1957. Image source: San Francisco Public Library.

This prison once held many notorious criminals. Photo: Prisoners in the courtyard area. They can play games like baseball, etc. Photo: National Park Service.

Prisoners walk past a row of guarded cells. Photo: National Park Service.

Photograph of Al Capone at Alcatraz prison in 1934. Photo: Getty.

The lighthouse on Alcatraz Island. Photo: San Francisco Public Library.

Many people stood on the shore watching the riot unfold at Alcatraz prison. Photo: Getty.

A prisoner in a cell at Alcatraz in 1954. Photo: San Francisco Public Library.

A row of prison cells in Alcatraz prison in 1986, after its closure. Photo: Library of Congress .

Prison menu, March 13, 1956. Photo: San Francisco Public Library.

Prisoners gathered in the courtyard at Alcatraz prison in 1957. Photo: San Francisco Public Library.

A guard stands watch as prisoners enter the prison mess hall in 1962. Photo: National Park Service.

A three-day prisoner riot at Alcatraz prison in May 1946. Photo: San Francisco Public Library.

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