- to
house prisoners, such as
metal cages, ba****ts of
public buildings, and quarries. One of the most
notable Roman prisons was the
Mamertine Prison, established...
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Prison Holme House is a
Category C men's
prison,
located in Stockton-on-Tees,
County Durham, England. The
prison is
operated by His Majesty's
Prison &...
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Sugar House Prison,
previously the Utah
Territorial Penitentiary, was a
prison in the
Sugar House neighborhood of Salt Lake City, Utah,
United States...
- Pugachev's
Rebellion in 1773, the
prison was
updated for the
deportation and
confinement of robbers. The
prison houses approximately 700 of Russia's worst...
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eighteen adult prisons in New Zealand.
Three prisons house women, one each in Auckland,
Wellington and Christchurch. The
remaining fifteen house men; ten in...
- HM
Prison Blantyre House was a
Category C/D
resettlement prison for men,
located on the
outskirts of
Goudhurst in Kent, England. The
prison was operated...
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Abashiri Prison (****anese: 網走刑務所, Hepburn:
Abashiri Keimusho) is a
prison in Abashiri,
Hokkaido Prefecture that
opened in 1890. The
northernmost prison in ****an...
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Sugar House Prison may
refer to:
Sugar house prisons (New York) (1776–1783), used by
British forces to
detain prisoners of war
during the
American Revolution...
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Prison of
peoples or
prison of
nations (Russian: тюрьма народов) is a
phrase first used by
Vladimir Lenin in 1914. He
applied it to Russia, describing...
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originally built in 1820 and
opened as the
Surrey House of Correction,
Brixton Prison was
intended to
house 175 prisoners. However,
regularly exceeding its...
