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Boggo Road Jail opened in 1883 as H. M. Gaol for Men. By 1903, a new division opened to hold female inmates and was named H. M. Gaol for Women. In the early 1920's the women were removed and this new section was reoccupied by male inmates serving lengthy sentences - killers and murderers. Three cellblocks became the homes of "Lifers". Visit the cells in which evil men served out their time...
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| GHOSTS OF BOGGO ROAD: Ghosts and Gallows is written and extensively researched by dark historian Jack Sim of Ghost Tours infamy, who reveals the creepy tales from behind the ominous red brick walls of one of Australia's most notorious prisons. From ghostly warders who are still on duty and inmates who are still 'inside' to ghostly wails heard during executions on the infamous gallows. Be chilled as you enter Boggo Road Gaol. |
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