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Search * Home * Guided Tours * History Unlocked * GAOL Timeline * Heritage NZ Category 1 * About * Strategic Plan * Annual Reports * People Stories * Education * News * Shop * Contact * Education * News * Shop * Contact Wrasse climbing gourami amur pike Arctic char, steelhead sprat sea lamprey grunion. Walleye CONTACTS LOCATION 523 Sylvan Ave, 5th Floor Mountain View, CA 94041USA PHONE +1 234 719 8948 +1 987 654 3210 EMAIL support@industrium.com See on the map FOLLOW US * Twitter * Facebook * LinkedIn * Instagram Request a quote * Home * Guided Tours * History Unlocked * GAOL Timeline * Heritage NZ Category 1 * About * Strategic Plan * Annual Reports * People Stories * Home * Guided Tours * History Unlocked * GAOL Timeline * Heritage NZ Category 1 * About * Strategic Plan * Annual Reports * People Stories Dunedin GAOL The building was designed by John Campbell, Chief Government Architect, who also designed the Gaol's neighbouring buildings. Construction of the Gaol started in 1895 and was completed in 1898. Dunedin GAOL The building's grim interior presents us with an insight into the harsh late nineteenth century prison conditions and philosophies about crime deterrence, punishment and rehabilitation. Dunedin GAOL The Dunedin Gaol (formerly the Dunedin Prison) opened in 1898 and closed in 2007. The Gaol is recognised internationally as a rare example of a purpose-built Victorian courtyard prison. Regular tours are operated over the summer months. Dunedin GAOL The building was designed by John Campbell, Chief Government Architect, who also designed the Gaol's neighbouring buildings. Construction of the Gaol started in 1895 and was completed in 1898. Dunedin GAOL The building's grim interior presents us with an insight into the harsh late nineteenth century prison conditions and philosophies about crime deterrence, punishment and rehabilitation. Dunedin GAOL The Dunedin Gaol (formerly the Dunedin Prison) opened in 1898 and closed in 2007. The Gaol is recognised internationally as a rare example of a purpose-built Victorian courtyard prison. Regular tours are operated over the summer months. Dunedin GAOL The building was designed by John Campbell, Chief Government Architect, who also designed the Gaol's neighbouring buildings. Construction of the Gaol started in 1895 and was completed in 1898. 01 03 HISTORY UNLOCKED The Dunedin Gaol (formerly the Dunedin Prison) opened in 1898 and was closed as a Corrections facility in 2007. It is now run by the Dunedin Prison Charitable Trust. Designed by John Campbell (1857-1942), Chief Government Architect, the Gaol has a special and rare architectural value as possibly the only remaining Victorian-era courtyard design prison in Australasia. The Gaol remains largely unaltered since its closure in 2007, with its layout intact and much of its original fabric and features retained.The building’s architecture presents us with a visual insight into nineteenth century philosophies about punishment and rehabilitation. HISTORY UNLOCKED The building commands a prominent position in the picturesque and historically significant Anzac Square urban heritage precinct, within easy walking distance to Toitū Otago Settlers Museum, the Dunedin Law Courts and Dunedin Railway Station. The precinct provides a time capsule of Dunedin’s late nineteenth and early twentieth century architectural glory days. You can find out more on the Betteridge Conservation plan, our Interpretation plan as well as more detail on the Gaol Stage 1 and 2 restoration projects. The Gaol has a Heritage NZ Category 1 listed building classification. Our popular weekend Gaol tours generally operate from October until the end of April, and are subject to guide availability. more unlocked history PEOPLE STORIES NEW ZEALAND’S MOST FAMOUS FRAUDSTER AND CON ARTIST. Amy was New Zealand’s most famous fraudster and con artist. During her lifetime of crime she spent time in Dunedin, Addington, New Plymouth and Mount Eden Prisons. Her offences included: Forgery, Uttering, False Pretences and making false statements under the marriage act 1908. She was sentenced two years on each charge and declared an habitual criminal. More Stories DUNEDIN GAOL GUIDED TOURS The Dunedin Gaol has regular tours over the summer months. Our popular weekend guided tours operate every Saturday and Sunday morning, generally from October until the end of April. We also run group tours, including school tours by arrangement. Our tour outlines the history and use of the Gaol over its 110 years, incorporating stories of its detainees and employees and other people associated with the prison a nd justice system. These tours are subject to booking numbers and guide availability. STANDARD TOUR Duration: Approximately 1 hour Cost: $15 Adult | $5 Child Book Here SCHOOL GROUP TOURS Cost: $10 per person (minimum 10 people) Contact us CORPORATE / OTHER GROUPS TOURS Cost: $20 per person (minimum 10 people) Contact Us IMPORTANT There are uneven surfaces and many stairs in the Gaol and we do not have a lift. Unfortunately this tour is not suitable for wheelchairs or walking frames. PARKING There is no parking available on site, however there is metered public parking right outside the Gaol and in a carpark across the road. * LinkedIn * Facebook STAGE 1 & 2 RESTORATION PLANS Download PDF INTERPRETATION PLAN Download PDF BETTERIDGE CONSERVATION PLAN Download PDF * Home * Education * Privacy Policy * Disclaimer * About * Shop * Contact © 2023 Dunedin Gaol. All Rights reserved. Website by Lawford & Co Marketing