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Friday 25th, Saturday 26th and Wednesday 30th October - Saturday 2nd November | 2024 | 6pm & 7pm
National Justice Museum
Tickets £15, including a drink
Walk in the steps of the condemned on this special tour throughout October and November.
New for Halloween 2024!
Discover the disturbing true crimes that landed people in our Gaol throughout the Victorian era, on this special spooky season guided tour.
Stand in the dock where those found guilty heard their fates, and hear about the gruesome crimes that brought them to our courtroom.
Visit the dark cells where the condemned spent their final hours before finally being escorted to the courtyard, where the gallows loom and bodies were laid to rest.
Over 18s only.
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