• H.M. Gaol Hobart or Campbell Street Gaol, a former Australian maximum security prison for males and females, was located in Hobart, Tasmania.
  • Even so, according to Joan Brown, in 1875, 53 boys aged between eight and 16 years were in Campbell Street Gaol.
  • In the 1950s a young teenager, Brian Rieusset, was an altar boy for the Chapel at the Campbell Street Hobart Gaol.
  • H.M. Gaol Hobart or Campbell Street Gaol, a former Australian maximum security prison for males and females, was located in Hobart, Tasmania.
  • In a new exhibition assisted by Andrew Redfern called UNSHACKLED (2023) proposed for the National Trust at the old Penitentiary, Hobart Gaol, Campbell Street...
  • ...opened the door the prisoner ran past him, and off up Campbell Street, and ran into the arms of Constable Doody, who held him, and escorted him back to the gaol.
  • The case ran for 2 days, the jury being accommodated overnight in Mr. Allen’s Royal Exchange Hotel in Campbell Street.
  • Thumbnail for Photograph - Campbell Street, Hobart showing walls of the Hobart Gaol.
  • Campbell Street Gaol, along with the Penitentiary Chapel and Law Courts, is a significant historical penal site in Tasmania.
  • ...with Brisbane Street clearly visible in the bottom right of the photograph and Campbell Street (obscured by buildings) running along the front wall of the Gaol.
  • Campbell Street Gaol opened in 1821. It was for adults but it housed a number of children, too.
  • The condition of the Campbell Street gaol had deteriorated by the 1930s and ‘40s.
  • The Hobart Gaol (now Campbell Street gaol), Cascades Female Factory, Richmond Gaol and Oatlands Gaol were just a few of the many penitentiaries Archer...
  • H.M Gaol Hobart or "Campbell Street Gaol", is a former maximum security prison for males and females.