Fremantle Prison

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Fremantle Prison, located in Fremantle, Western Australia, is a significant historical and cultural landmark. Constructed in the 1850s using convict labor, the prison was initially established to house British convicts. It continued to operate as a maximum-security prison until its closure in 1991. The site is notable for its well-preserved architecture, including imposing limestone walls, cell blocks, and underground tunnels. Today, Fremantle Prison is a popular tourist attraction, offering guided tours that explore its history, including stories of notorious inmates, daring escapes, and the harsh conditions of prison life.

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