Fremantle Prison
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Fremantle Prison is a heritage site with exceptional cultural heritage significance at state, national and international levels. It is the most intact of all Australian convict sites. It received a World Heritage List from UNESCO in 2010 as one of 11 Australian Convict Sites.
Fremantle Prison Tours are designed to support learning outcomes in the Society and Environment learning area, particularly the Time, Continuity and Change, and Investigation, Communication and Participation strands. Specific focus tours, such as the Convict History Tour, will engage your group in an entertaining and educational manner.
Journey
into knowledge!
Step inside and explore fremantle prison from its convict origins in the 1850’s until its closure as a maximum-security gaol in 1991. take a visual journey back in time in the main cell block where y...
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In 1850 the first of almost 10,000 convicts arrived at a colony on the verge of collapse. mostly transported for petty crimes, and sent halfway around the world to a barren, inhospitable land, they f...
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Step inside, do time and explore fremantle prison’s history as a maximum security gaol from 1887 to 1991. find out how a convict built prison transformed into western australia’s primary place of inc...
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Humanities & Social Science