Prisoner Collection (page 100)

THE MUTINY ON BOARD THE CASWELL, 1876: 1
THE MUTINY ON BOARD THE " CASWELL", 1876: 1. James Carrick, the Seaman who brought the Vessel Home. 2. The Bridewell, Queenstown. 3. " Hes watching you, " a Sketch in the Court

The Prisoner Signed, lower right: I. W. [or J. W. ], Joseph Wright of Derby
The Prisoner Signed, lower right: " I. W." [or J.W.], Joseph Wright of Derby, 1734-1797, British

Border fortification between Israel and the Palestinian territories in the West Bank near Ramallah, Middle East

Young man climbing a fence

Bloody Bridge
A view up to the infamous convict built Bloody bridge from the little stream it crosses over on Norfolk Island

Afternoon light sweeps over the historic convict built stone bridge at Richmond in southern Tasmania

Convict built waterway that runs through the Kingston common and into Emily Bay, Norfolk Island

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

Kingston Cemetery, Norfolk Island

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

A Kingston Norfolk Island view, part of the restored British penal colony buildings and now a world heritage listed area

A view to the historic convict built Salt house sitting by Emily bay, Kingston, Norfolk Island

Sunstar at Arthurs Vale
A sunstar pokes itself out from behind the old ruins of the Watermill in Arthurs vale, Norfolk Island

The reserve at Bloody Bridge
The open space and world heritage listed reserve at the convict built bloody bridge on Norfolk Island

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

A panorama of the coastline at Slaughter bay, Kingston, Norfolk Island

A panorama of the green and idyllic Kingston common, Norfolk Island

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

Kingston, Norfolk Island, is a very historic Georgian village and fully restored colonial outpost of the British Empire during the convict transportation era

Passing Storm and rough seas at the Kingston Wharf, Norfolk Island

COLDBATH FIELDS PRISON. Coldbath Fields Prison in London, England. Aquatint, c1810, by Augustus Pugin and Thomas Rowlandson

HERZEGOVINA UPRISING, 1875. Bashi-bazouk soldiers escorting insurgent prisoners during the Herzegovina Uprising against Ottoman rule, 1875. Contemporary wood engraving

BATTLE OF OUDENARDE, 1708. John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough, visiting the French prisoners after the Battle of Oudenarde during the War of Spanish Succession, 1708. Engraving, English, 1893

CEYLON: PRISONERS. A prisoner of colonial British forces, attempting to escape by jumping off a bridge near Matale, Ceylon, c1848. Engraving, English, 1848

JAMESON RAID, 1896. British colonial statesman Leander Starr Jameson in jail in Pretoria, South Africa, following the botched Jameson Raid on Paul Krugers Transvaal Republic from 29 December 1895 - 2

GEORGE KENNAN (1845-1924). American explorer. Photographed dressed as a Siberian exile, c1888

RUSSIA: REVOLUTION, 1905. Moscow in Revolution: Cossacks taking a prisoner to the police station. Drawing by John Charlton, 1906

CRUIKSHANK: TOWER OF LONDON. Cuthbert Cholmondeley surprised by the appearance of a mysterious figure, in the dungeon of Devilin Tower in London

FALL OF JERUSALEM. Troops under Babylonian emperor Nebuchadnezzar II seizing the First Temple of Jerusalem and imprisoning the citizens, 6th century B.C

RUSSIA: FORCED LABOR, c1885. Russian prison guards surrounding a placer mine in the Transbaikalia region of Siberia, where convicts sentenced to hard labor are working. Photographed c1885

RUSSIA: CONVICTS, c1885. A group of Russian convicts on the road in Siberia. Photographed c1885

RUSSIA: EXILES, c1885. Russian soldiers guarding a group of exiles in Siberia, including women and children. Photographed c1885

RUSSIA: EXILES, c1885. A group of female exiles and their children standing outside a log barracks in Siberia. Photographed c1885

RUSSIA: EXILES, c1885. A party of Russian exiles and convicts embarking on a river barge at Tyumen in western Siberia, bound eastward for Tomsk. Photographed c1885

RUSSIA: FORCED LABOR, 1895. Russian convict railroad workers in the Ussuri region in eastern Siberia. Photographed by William Henry Jackson, October 1895

BURMA: PRISONERS. Five male prisoners squatting with hands pressed together in the gesture of praying, amidst a fibrous material in a prison in Rangoon, Burma. Photographed by Frank G

RUSSIA: PRISON CAMP, 1895. Russian convicts lined up outside a dormitory at Khabarovsk in eastern Siberia. Photographed by William Henry Jackson, 1895

ENGLAND: POPISH PLOT, 1678. Edmund Everard imprisoned in the Tower of London, implicated in the Popish Plot, 1678, fabricated by Titus Oates. English playing card, late 17th century

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"From Captivity to Freedom: A Glimpse into the World of Prisoners" A Kingston Norfolk Island view: Step back in time and witness the remnants of a restored British penal colony, now a world heritage listed area. "The Thief" - Antonio Maria Fabres y Costa's haunting painting captures the essence of imprisonment, reminding us of the consequences that follow our actions. Hannah Duston's Great Escape: Against all odds, she defied capture by Native Americans, showcasing the indomitable spirit within prisoners yearning for freedom. Daniel in the Lions Den (1872): Briton Riviere's masterpiece depicts a prisoner facing imminent danger with unwavering faith and courage as his only companions. Churchill's Captivity during Boer War: Even great leaders can find themselves imprisoned; this episode serves as a reminder that no one is immune to captivity's grasp. EMILY DAVISON - The Unyielding Suffragette: Her relentless pursuit for women's rights landed her behind bars but fueled an unstoppable movement towards equality. Christmas Dinner in Holloway - Suffragettes' Resilience Shines Through: Lawson Wood paints a poignant scene where suffragettes celebrate amidst their struggle for justice within prison walls. DORE LONDON 1872 - Newgate Exercise Yard: Gustave Dore offers us an insight into London's infamous prison yard, where inmates found solace amidst harsh conditions and confinement. The First Fleet Voyage to Australia: Explore the journey undertaken by convicts aboard these ships, marking the beginning of European settlement on Australian shores. Uno Henning in "A Cottage on Dartmoor": Anthony Asquith's film portrays life inside Dartmoor Prison, shedding light on both despair and hope within its stone walls. Guiltcross Union Workhouse – Witness Kenninghall's Workhouse.