 The prison's best-known superintendent, however, was Clara Barton, who served for eight months during a leave from her work with the Red Cross.The prison also employed female guards and physicians, and included both men and women among its board of visitors.Among the inmates who served time at Framingham were the 19th century bandits from the Oklahoma Territory known as Little Britches and Cattle Annie, depicted in the 1981 film, "Cattle Annie and Little Britches".