The Workhouse
museum in
Southwell
#2 in Southwell
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#100 in United Kingdom
The Workhouse in Southwell, United Kingdom, is a historic building constructed in 1824 as a place for the poor and destitute to receive shelter and employment. Designed by the Reverend John T. Becher, it served as a model for workhouses across the country. The building aimed to provide a self-sufficient environment where inmates could work and live under strict regulations.
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