Editing Deer Lodge, Montana (section)

===Montana State Prison===
Opened in 1871, the [[Montana State Prison]] has been an economic cornerstone for the community since it's founding.  In 1908, inmates W. A. Hayes and George Rock killed guard John Robinson and seriously wounded Warden Conley in [[Montana State Prison#Escape attempts|an attempted prison breakout]].<ref>{{Cite news | title = Murder at Penitentiary | newspaper = The Silver State | location = Deer Lodge, Montana | date = March 18, 1908 | page = 2}}</ref> In 1959, a prolonged riot occurred at the prison, led by [[Montana State Prison#Jerry Miles|Jerry Miles]] and [[Montana State Prison#Lee Smart and George Alton|Lee Smart]], which resulted in the slaying of Deputy Warden [[Montana State Prison#Death of Deputy Warden Rothe|Ted Rothe]] and the eventual suicides of Miles and Smart.<ref name = "Jerrys Riot">{{Cite book|author=Giles, Kevin S.|year=2005|title=Jerry's Riot|publisher=Sky Blue Waters Press|ref = CITEREFJerrys_Riot2005}}</ref> All inmates were moved in 1977–79 to a [[Montana State Prison|new state prison]]<!--saving link if needed for proper citation https://cor.mt.gov/Adult/MSP--> facility outside of Deer Lodge. The town of Deer Lodge employs the Powell County Museum & Arts Foundation<!--which should have a stand-alone section on it here in this article, citing http://pcmaf.org/ --> to manage the [[Montana State Prison#Old Prison Museum|old facility]] as a museum.