Wymondham Jail at Marcus Eldora blog

Wymondham Jail. Neil haverson takes us into the grim world of. In 1779, leading prison reformer john howard visited wymondham bridewell during a national tour of english prisons. The site then continued in use as a police station and court. The history of the wymondham bridewell. Built in 1785 to john howard’s standards, the “new model prison” in the bridewell opened with two wings containing seven or eight cells in each and a workhouse on the ground floor. The prison was finally closed in 1878 following the nationalisation of the prison system. But in the summer of 1779, one of the world's best known prison reformers took a trip to wymondham for a prison visit which. Closed in 1825 and prisoners relocated to the rebuilt county gaol at norwich castle (id 51). Many small towns had their own jails in victorian times; The first bridewell dates from 1619 when the basement of the current building was used as a dungeon. However, reopened in 1832 as a county house.

The site then continued in use as a police station and court. Many small towns had their own jails in victorian times; Closed in 1825 and prisoners relocated to the rebuilt county gaol at norwich castle (id 51). However, reopened in 1832 as a county house. But in the summer of 1779, one of the world's best known prison reformers took a trip to wymondham for a prison visit which. Built in 1785 to john howard’s standards, the “new model prison” in the bridewell opened with two wings containing seven or eight cells in each and a workhouse on the ground floor. The history of the wymondham bridewell. The first bridewell dates from 1619 when the basement of the current building was used as a dungeon. In 1779, leading prison reformer john howard visited wymondham bridewell during a national tour of english prisons. Neil haverson takes us into the grim world of.

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Wymondham Jail Many small towns had their own jails in victorian times; The first bridewell dates from 1619 when the basement of the current building was used as a dungeon. Many small towns had their own jails in victorian times; In 1779, leading prison reformer john howard visited wymondham bridewell during a national tour of english prisons. However, reopened in 1832 as a county house. The history of the wymondham bridewell. Neil haverson takes us into the grim world of. But in the summer of 1779, one of the world's best known prison reformers took a trip to wymondham for a prison visit which. The prison was finally closed in 1878 following the nationalisation of the prison system. Built in 1785 to john howard’s standards, the “new model prison” in the bridewell opened with two wings containing seven or eight cells in each and a workhouse on the ground floor. The site then continued in use as a police station and court. Closed in 1825 and prisoners relocated to the rebuilt county gaol at norwich castle (id 51).