Green Bay Correctional Institution

The Green Bay Correctional Institution is a maximum security prison in Allouez, Wisconsin. It is owned and operated by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections division of adult institutions and is located along the east bank of the Fox River. In real life the prison serves adult male inmates.

History
In 1897, the Wisconsin Legislature approved $75,000 for construction of a state reformatory for male offenders who ranged in age from 17-30 years (in addition to the Waupun prison that housed older offenders). The purchase of 198 acres and old brick bicycle factory became the Wisconsin State Reformatory (WSR) and temporarily housed eight inmates, then transferred from Waupun on Aug. 31, 1898.

Prison construction occurred in the next two decades: North Cell Hall from 1898-1904, South Cell Hall and prior Administration Building from 1915-1922, and a wooden fence by 1916 for the main compound seven years later it was replaced by the existing 22-foot concrete wall.

In order to alleviate overcrowding in 1932, the Legislature decreased the age parameters of the 808 offenders housed at WSR to 16-25 years. But, in 1972, WSR became an adult male, maximum-security prison. The name was changed to the Green Bay Correctional Institution on July 1, 1979.

Minecraft Description
The prison's layout is not the same as its real life counterpart and is just an interpretation!

There are 32 regular 4x3 prison cells that hold just one inmate and occupy all of the first and second floors. Four 4x3 isolation cells with air vents were added on the third floor next to an infirmary room, a shower room, cafeteria, kitchen, library, and laundry room.

Just outside in the front of the building it appears there is an ongoing building expansion which includes three floors.