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Walker's Prison^[1] is a prison located in the Ghost Zone. It is where the strict warden, Walker, locks up ghosts that he deems are breaking the law.

Humanoid inmates in the prison are typically forced to wear collared uniforms with large horizontal black and white stripes and a matching hat, inspired by the prison uniforms typical in the United States in the 19th century^[2]^[3] under the Auburn system.^[4] These distinctive uniforms make it easy to identify inmates, as well as provoke a sense of shame from them.^[3]

History[]

Season 1[]

In "Prisoners of Love", Danny is jailed here for possessing real-world items.

In "Public Enemies", Wulf attempts to tear a hole between dimensions to escape from Walker's prison, only to be stopped by Walker.

In "Fright Night", Walker's Prison is one of the few locations in the Ghost Zone Danny has mapped out.

Season 2[]

In "The Fright Before Christmas", the Ghost Writer is jailed here for breaking the Christmas truce.

Season 3[]

In "Claw of the Wild", Danny, Sam, and Wulf infiltrate the prison to rescue Tucker Foley and the other campers.

Known employees []

Known inmates[]

Sightings[]

References

↑ Danny Phantom Ghost Zone Secrets REVEALED! (YouTube video). Retrieved on January 20, 2017.
↑ When did prisoners start dressing in orange? (HTML). Retrieved on May 18, 2020. “Back in the 19th century, prisoners commonly wore black-and-white stripes. Prisons started abandoning this design in the early 20th century, citing its association with chain gangs.”
↑ ^3.0 ^3.1 Pratt, John Clark (2002). Punishment and civilization: penal tolerance and intolerance in modern society. Thousand Oaks, Calif: Sage. p. 76. ISBN 0-7619-4753-1. "The distinctive prison stripes were abolished in 1904. …stripes had come to be looked upon as a badge of shame and were a constant humiliation and irritant to many prisoners' (Report of the New York (State) Prison Department, 1904: 22)"
↑ The Auburn System (HTML). Retrieved on May 18, 2020. “The prisoners’ uniforms consisted of a jacket, vest, and pants, all striped, as well as a shirt and hat. The keepers wore dark suits, with vests and jackets, and distinctive hats that resembled top hats.”

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[zone_info-1] Danny Phantom Ghost Zone Secrets REVEALED! (YouTube video). Retrieved on January 20, 2017.

[slate-2] When did prisoners start dressing in orange? (HTML). Retrieved on May 18, 2020. “Back in the 19th century, prisoners commonly wore black-and-white stripes. Prisons started abandoning this design in the early 20th century, citing its association with chain gangs.”

[isbn0-7619-4753-1-3] 3.0 ^3.1 Pratt, John Clark (2002). Punishment and civilization: penal tolerance and intolerance in modern society. Thousand Oaks, Calif: Sage. p. 76. ISBN 0-7619-4753-1. "The distinctive prison stripes were abolished in 1904. …stripes had come to be looked upon as a badge of shame and were a constant humiliation and irritant to many prisoners' (Report of the New York (State) Prison Department, 1904: 22)"

[auburn_system-4] The Auburn System (HTML). Retrieved on May 18, 2020. “The prisoners’ uniforms consisted of a jacket, vest, and pants, all striped, as well as a shirt and hat. The keepers wore dark suits, with vests and jackets, and distinctive hats that resembled top hats.”

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Walker's Prison

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History[]

Season 1[]

Season 2[]

Season 3[]

Known employees []

Known inmates[]

Sightings[]

Season 1

Season 2

Season 3

References

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