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The Women of Lyttelton Gaol

01 November 2018
 – 01 December 2018
Gaol

Lyttelton Gaol from the corner of Oxford and Winchester Streets, about 1900, Palliser family collection, Canterbury Museum, 1991.345.3

From the mid-1860s until 1913, more than 800 women were imprisoned at Lyttelton Gaol. This project uncovered who those women were, where they came from, and what crimes they committed.

Visit the online exhibition to find out more.

An original soundscape had also been created as part of the project. It played half hourly on the Gaol site for the 2018-19 summer, which is the rose garden beside the Charles Upham Memorial Clock above Oxford Street.

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