About This Event

Join us for a fascinating delve into the past as three distinguished authors present their research on *Newcastle Prison A History 1828-1925*. This compelling talk will explore the formative years of Newcastle's former prison, shedding light on its architecture, its inmates, and its place within the city's social and penal history. The authors will share insights gleaned from their extensive research, offering a unique perspective on this significant local landmark. The event is being held at the esteemed Literary and Philosophical Society, more commonly known as The Lit & Phil, located in the heart of Newcastle. Mark your calendars for Saturday 25 July, with the proceedings commencing promptly at 11:00 AM. This is a wonderful opportunity for local history enthusiasts and the general public alike to learn more about a key aspect of Newcastle's heritage. Best of all, admission is entirely free, and there is no need to book your place in advance. Simply turn up on the day to secure your spot.

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