- Old Kilmore Gaol
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The Old Kilmore Gaol was a maximum security prison in Victoria used from 1859 until 1891 when it was decommissioned and used as a butter factory. The gaol saw many escapes and uprsings over its 32 year period of use. Contrary to popular belief, Ned Kelly was never actually a prisoner here. Today, the gaol is used as an Auction House for antique goods and although it still has maintained its original bluestone walls and intimidating appearance, the interior of the jail was renovated during the time it served as a butter factory.
Notable prisoners
References
Prisons in Victoria Acheron Boys Home · Allambie Reception Centre · Ashendene Boys Home · Ballarat Gaol · Beechworth Correctional Centre · Dame Phyllis Frost Centre · Fulham Correctional Centre · J Ward · Hillside Boys Home · HM Prison Ararat · HM Prison Barwon · HM Prison Beechworth · HM Prison Bendigo · HM Melbourne Assessment Prison · HM Prison Dhurringile · HM Prison Fairlea · HM Prison Geelong · HM Prison Langi Kal Kal · HM Prison Loddon · HM Prison Morwell River · HM Prison Pentridge · HM Prison Sale · HM Prison Tarrengower · HM Prison Won Wron · Illoura Children’s Home · Ivanhoe Hostel · Melbourne Custody Centre · Mirallee Reception Centre · Old Castlemaine Gaol · Malmsbury Youth Training Centre · Marngoneet Correctional Centre · Old Kilmore Gaol · Old Melbourne Gaol · Metropolitan Remand Centre · Pirra Homestead · Port Phillip Prison · Turana Youth Training Centre · Winlaton Youth Training CentreSee also: List of Australian prisonsCoordinates: 37°17′48″S 144°56′58″E / 37.29667°S 144.94944°E
Categories:- 1859 establishments in Australia
- 1891 disestablishments
- Maximum security prisons in Australia
- Defunct prisons in Victoria (Australia)
- Australian prison stubs
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