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        Listed under:  Technologies  >  Design  >  Architecture  >  Buildings (Structures)  >  Prisons
        Listed under:  Arts  >  Design  >  Architecture  >  Buildings (Structures)  >  Prisons
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        'Port Arthur during occupation, A.D. 1860'

        • TLF-IDR3577

        This is a sepia-toned black-and-white photograph measuring 8.8 cm x 13.6 cm, taken from an elevated vantage point behind a cottage in the township of Port Arthur, looking across Manson Cove with its wooden wharves to Settlement Hill. It shows the Port Arthur Penitentiary (the large building in the centre of the image), ...

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        'Underground cells, Point Puer', c1911-15

        • TLF-IDR3578

        This is a sepia-toned black-and-white photograph (3.4 cm x 8.6 cm) showing the entrance to two cells of the former Point Puer Boys' Prison in Tasmania. The entrances are brick archways built into the side of a hill and are surrounded by bushland; there are numerous trees behind the brick structures. Text at the base of ...

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        Ruins of the Model Prison, Port Arthur, 1911-15

        • TLF-IDR3223

        This is a sepia-toned photograph measuring 8.2 cm x 13.2 cm. It shows the ruins of the Model Prison at Port Arthur, Tasmania. A semicircular brick wall has three barred doors that open to exercise yards. A fourth door is open, showing another brick wall with steps leading up to the closed door of a solitary confinement ...

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