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Suffragette Holloway Prison Castle

Suffragette Holloway Prison Castle. A view of Holloway Prison in 1906, the name synonymous with suffragette imprisonments and forcible feeding. Also known as Holloway Castle, it was built in 1852, and became women-only in 1903

Picture No
10810270
Media ID
44893743
Size
3000px x 1888px (1.6MB)
Credit
© The March of the Women Collection / Mary Evans Picture Library
Source
Photograph on Postcard, unattributed
Date
1906

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