• Inside the Marshalsea Court, 1800, part of the prison. Marshalsea or marshalcy referred to the office of a marshal, derived from the Anglo-French mareschalcie.
  • Neild's report and the work of others prompted government wheels to groan slowly into action, and a new Marshalsea Prison was opened in 1811.
  • Marshalsea. The Marshalsea was a prison on the south bank of the River Thames in Southwark, now part of London.
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  • The Marshalsea prison stood in Southwark for nearly 500 years. The Marshalsea originally opened at what is now 161 Borough High Street in 1373.
  • Marshalsea is in Southwark, Surrey [Map]. ... Europe, British Isles, South-East England, Surrey, Southwark, Marshalsea, Winchester Palace [Map].
  • Explore Marshalsea. Public site visits such as those organised in coordination with Dublin City Council, the Irish Architecture Foundation Open House Festival, the...
  • At the Marshalsea Debtors’ Prison in London, there was a bar, shop and a restaurant for privileged prisoners who could afford to.
  • This paints a clear picture of how the Marshalsea evolved over time and the different types of people who came into contact with ‘the worst prison in the country’.