Correction Collection (page 3)

Knee realignment surgery, X-ray C016 / 6603
Knee alignment surgery. Coloured X-ray of the knee of a 55 year old overweightpatient that has undergone a wedge osteotomy to correct the alignment of the knee joint

Knee realignment surgery, X-ray C016 / 6602
Knee alignment surgery. X-ray of the knee of a 55 year old overweightpatient that has undergone a wedge osteotomy to correct the alignment of the knee joint

Knee realignment surgery, X-ray C016 / 6599
Knee alignment surgery. Coloured X-ray of the knee of a 55 year old overweightpatient that has undergone a wedge osteotomy to correct the alignment of the knee joint

The Spinhouse, Amsterdam
A view of the Spinhouse on Oudezijdsachterburgwal, now SpinhuisSteeg, Amsterdam. The building, used as a house of correction for female vagrants

Rasphouse Entrance, Heilige Weg, Amsterdam
Entrance gate to the Rasphouse on Heilige Weg, Amsterdam. The building was used as a workhouse or house of correction for male vagrants who rasped brazil wood into a powder used to create a textile

Workroom in the Spinhouse, Amsterdam
Workroom in the Spinhouse on Oudezijdsachterburgwal, now SpinhuisSteeg, Amsterdam. The building, used as a house of correction for female vagrants

The Spinhouse, Spinhuissteeg, Amsterdam
The Spinhouse (left) on Oudezijdsachterburgwal, now SpinhuisSteeg, Amsterdam. The building, used as a workhouse or house of correction for female vagrants

Governors house at Tothill Fields Prison
Governors house at Middlesex House of Correction, Tothill Fields, Westminster Date: 1862

Pump room at Wandsworth Prison
Pump room at Surrey Prison and House of Correction, Wandsworth Date: 1862

Bird s-eye view of Wandsworth Prison
Bird s-eye view of Surrey Prison and House of Correction, Wandsworth Date: 1862

Entrance to Tothill Fields Prison
Entrance to Middlesex House of Correction, Tothill Fields, Westminster Date: 1862

Tothill Fields, Westminster
Bird s-eye view of Middlesex House of Correction, Tothill Fields, Westminster Date: 1862

Plan of Tothill Fields, Westminster
Ground plan of Middlesex House of Correction, Tothill Fields, Westminster Date: 1862

Gateway of Coldbath Fields Priosn
Gateway of Coldbath Fields House of Correction, Clerkenwell. Date: 1862

Bird s-eye view of Holloway Prison
Bird s-eye view of London City Prison and House of Correction, Holloway. Date: 1862

Exterior view of Holloway Prison
Exterior view of London City Prison and House of Correction, Holloway. Date: 1862

Winch-operated dinner lift at Holloway Prison
Winch-operated dinner lift at London City Prison and House of Correction, Holloway. Date: 1862

Steam heating at Holloway Prison
Steam heating at London City Prison and House of Correction, Holloway. Date: 1862

Kitchens at Holloway Prison
Kitchens at London City Prison and House of Correction, Holloway. Date: 1862

Inner gate of Holloway Prison
Inner gate of London City Prison and House of Correction, Holloway. Date: 1862

Outer gate at Holloway Prison
Outer gate at London City Prison and House of Correction, Holloway. Date: 1862

Washing cell at Holloway Prison
Washing cell at London City Prison and House of Correction, Holloway. Date: 1862

Correcting the calendar (1752), artwork
Correction of the calendar. Historical artwork depicting the calendar reform in 1752, when England switched from the Julian Calendar to the Gregorian Calendar

Contact lens
MODEL RELEASED. Contact lens. Woman inserting a disposable (soft) contact lens

Eye laser therapy, artwork
Eye laser therapy. Artwork showing three stages in laser therapy to correct corneal deformation. The outer layer of the cornea is cut open and a flap (left) pulled back

Middlesex House of Correction, Clerkenwell, London
The Middlesex House of Correction, opened in 1794, was later known as Cold Bath Prison, then Clerkenwell Gaol. It became a debtors prison before closing in 1885

Cell contents, Wakefield Prison, West Yorkshire
The interior and meagre contents of a cell at Wakefield Prison, West Yorkshire. The inmate sleeps on a plank bed covered by a thin mattress

Inmate at cell window, Wakefield Prison, West Yorkshire
An inmate of Wakefield Prison, West Yorkshire, stands on a stool to catch a glimpse of the outside world through the high window of his cell

Prison visit, Wakefield Prison, West Yorkshire
An inmate at Wakefield Prison, West Yorkshire, receives a visitor. The meeting takes place through a metal grille and is observed by a prison officer

A Pressing Engagement
Gentleman demonstrating a simple device for the correction of neglected figures in time for the dancing season. Illustration by William Heath Robinson

Wandsworth Prison / Mayhew
Prisoners turning out after dinner in the Surrey house of correction, part of Wandsworth Prison. Note that the prisoners are wearing masks

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"Correction: A Journey of Redemption and Transformation" Step inside the walls of Wandsworth Prison, where a view that evokes both fear and reflection awaits. The towering structure stands as a symbol of correction, offering inmates an opportunity to amend their past mistakes. As we explore the ground plan of this formidable institution, we witness officers at Shepton Mallet Prison in Somerset diligently carrying out their duties. Their presence reminds us that correction is not solely about punishment but also about rehabilitation. A chilling sight catches our attention – the whip and whipping post at Wandsworth Prison. It serves as a stark reminder of the harsh methods employed in times gone by, highlighting how approaches to they have evolved over centuries. Moving on to Holloway Prison, its ground plan reveals a labyrinthine layout designed with precision. This architectural marvel demonstrates society's commitment to ensuring safety while providing opportunities for personal growth within these walls. Shifting gears from physical correction to medical advancements, laser eye surgery emerges as an innovative technique for visual improvement. In conceptual artwork form, it symbolizes correcting one's vision both literally and metaphorically – seeing life through new eyes after undergoing transformative experiences. Intriguingly juxtaposed with eye surgery is rhinoplasty from the 16th century. This historical procedure showcases early attempts at physical correction aimed at enhancing appearance or addressing functional issues – another facet of humanity's quest for self-improvement throughout history. Delving deeper into Wandsworth Prison's history, Mayhew brings forth tales from behind bars that shed light on the lives lived within those imposing walls. These stories humanize those who seek redemption through correctional systems rather than reducing them to mere statistics or stereotypes. Birds Eye offers us a unique perspective on Wandsworth through aerial imagery – reminding us that even amidst confinement there are glimpses of freedom when seen from above. Nature has its way of reminding us that hope can thrive even in seemingly desolate places. An unexpected advert catches our eye – Binyon's Elastic Chest Expander.