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      <image:title>Fremantle Collections - Communion Set with Case</image:title>
      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1851 First used in 1852, at the temporary establishment for convicts in Essex St, on the Fremantle beachfront, this communion set is a physical reminder of the importance of religion in the early Convict Establishment.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Fremantle Collections - Communion Set with Case</image:title>
      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1851 First used in 1852, at the temporary establishment for convicts in Essex St, on the Fremantle beachfront, this communion set is a physical reminder of the importance of religion in the early Convict Establishment.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1862 The inmates at the Convict Establishment lived their lives according to a strict set of rules. This 129 page book, printed in the Establishment’s print shop in 1862, laid out the regulations that a convict was to abide by.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1850s-1880s Shackles, also referred to as irons, were used as a tool of punishment during the convict period in Western Australia.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Fremantle Collections - Chubb Padlock</image:title>
      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1820s Padlocks are emblematic of the prison system. This padlock pre-dates the construction of Fremantle Prison by at least 25 years. The stamp of ' BY APPOINTMENT TO / H.M THE KING', indicates it was produced before Queen Victoria became queen in 1837. The serial number F5437 indicates it was made during Chubb’s earlier operations when their works were located at Temple Street, Wolverhampton.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Fremantle Collections - Convict Jacket</image:title>
      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1865 Only six pieces of convict clothing survive in Western Australia, of which four belong to the Fremantle Prison Collection. This small size, unused jacket is marked with the convict broad-arrow and the stamp 'R T TAIT &amp; COY/ C&amp;M / 1865 / LONDON'.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1850s-1880s Ordinary prisoners, ticket-of-leave men and men on special punishment, such as hard labour, wore different uniforms. The parti-coloured jacket and waistcoat in the Fremantle Prison Collection are examples of the uniform issued to convicts sentenced to hard labour, or those on work gangs outside the Prison.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1850s-1880s It was not uncommon for prisoners at the Convict Establishment to be sentenced to flogging, with the maximum of 100 lashes for breaches of discipline. The most serious offence, for which this type of punishment could be inflicted, was attempting to escape from legal custody.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1850s-1880s To prevent chafing from shackles, convicts often wore a strip of leather or padding sewn together from corduroy, leather and canvas, between the skin and the iron.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1800s-1850s These weights used to measure rations or postage are stamped with the broad arrow symbol and ‘B O’, which stands for ‘British Ordinance’. This latter mark means the weights were made prior to 1855.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1854 Each convict who entered the Establishment received his own personal Bible. Three of these personal bibles are retained in the Fremantle Prison Collection. They are 1854 editions of the New Testament Bible, printed by George E. Eyre and William Spottiswoode of 189 Fleet Street, London.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1854 Each convict who entered the Establishment received his own personal Bible. Three of these personal bibles are retained in the Fremantle Prison Collection. They are 1854 editions of the New Testament Bible, printed by George E. Eyre and William Spottiswoode of 189 Fleet Street, London.</image:caption>
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    <lastmod>2018-08-05</lastmod>
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    <lastmod>2020-05-14</lastmod>
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      <image:title>Port Arthur Historic Site Collections - Journal of James Boyd</image:title>
      <image:caption>Covering the period from 1839 until 1853, the Journal begins as a preparation for a memoir and becomes more personalised as tragic events in his family life overtook him. Later Boyd was to become the first Civil Commandant of Port Arthur and the Tasman Peninsula between 1853 and 1871.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Port Arthur Historic Site Collections - Journal of James Boyd</image:title>
      <image:caption>Covering the period from 1839 until 1853, the Journal begins as a preparation for a memoir and becomes more personalised as tragic events in his family life overtook him. Later Boyd was to become the first Civil Commandant of Port Arthur and the Tasman Peninsula between 1853 and 1871.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Port Arthur Historic Site Collections - Wooden Chest</image:title>
      <image:caption>Chest belonging to H. O’Reilly. Soldier Bernard Henry O’Reilly was stationed at the Eaglehawk Neck, Dog Line in March, 1849. The chest is believed to be of military manufacture.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Port Arthur Historic Site Collections - Masonry Crowns</image:title>
      <image:caption>Architectural crowns that were formerly part of the Military Barracks building at the Port Arthur settlement. The Barracks where dismantled as part of the conditions of sale at the end of the convict period and these Crowns spent a significant part of their life as garden ornaments in a Hobart suburb before being returned to the site in 1998.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Port Arthur Historic Site Collections - Timber Splitting Wedge and Hammer</image:title>
      <image:caption>This wedge was found at the Port Arthur Historic Site. Weighing in the vicinity of eighteen kilograms this artefact graphically demonstrates the heavy nature of the labour the convicts were subjected to. The fractures running along the wedge with the smoothing of the top testifies to the constancy of their drudgery.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Hyde Park Barracks Collections - Ball &amp; Chain</image:title>
      <image:caption>Hyde Park Barracks Museum collection, HPB2003/15 1820s–1840s Known as darbies or slangs in the convict ‘flash’ language. This ball and chain leg iron weighs 36 pounds (22 kilograms) and was designed to make movement extremely difficult and escape virtually impossible.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Hyde Park Barracks Museum collection, HPB2003/15 1820s–1840s Known as darbies or slangs in the convict ‘flash’ language. This ball and chain leg iron weighs 36 pounds (22 kilograms) and was designed to make movement extremely difficult and escape virtually impossible.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Hyde Park Barracks archaeology collection, HPB/UF51 1819–1848 Known as a smish, kemesa or flesh-bag in the convict 'flash' slang language. Discovered in 1979 under one of the stairtreads leading to Level 3 of Hyde Park Barracks, it is a rare survivor of the tens of thousands of shirts that were issued to convicts in the penal era.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Hyde Park Barracks Museum collection, HPB2016/14 John Woodcock, 1813 In 1813, seventeen year old John Woodcock was lag'd - meaning convicted, in the convict ‘flash’ slang language, for larceny and sentenced to seven years transportation. The simple lettering on this love token with his name on it suggests that Woodcock may have engraved it himself, while he awaited his transportation. Woodcock appears to have spent two years on the Retribution hulk at Woolwich on the River Thames, where he probably worked in gangs on the docks, before he sailed for New South Wales on the Fanny, in August 1815. We don’t know who received John Woodcock’s love token - perhaps his mother or sister, or a young girlfriend. Maybe he handed it to her on the docks as he said his final farewells before the ship sailed. After a voyage of 146 days, he arrived in January 1816, and as a sawyer and labourer, was sent away to work at Liverpool or Windsor. After serving his 7 year sentence, Woodcock received a Certificate of Freedom in 1821 and was free to return home to his loved ones. But a year later he was charged with theft and sentenced to another seven years and transferred to Port Macquarie. By 1829 he had served his sentence again, and Woodcock was transferred from the Phoenix hulk to Hyde Park Barracks. Three days later he was granted a Certificate of Freedom, which may have been presented to him at Hyde Park Barracks. Woodcock never returned home, and died from accidental burns in Berrima in 1849.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Hyde Park Barracks archaeology collection, HPB/UF56 1819–1848 Known as crab shells or hopper dockers in the convict ‘flash’ slang language, two or three pairs of shoes were issued to each convict annually. This leather convict shoe was discovered by archaeologists beneath the floor of the north eastern sleeping ward on Level 2 of Hyde Park Barracks. The Board of Ordnance and broad arrow stamp 'B↑O' on the inner sole confirms that it was made for the government, probably at the shoemaking and tailoring establishment at Hyde Park Barracks, which was established in 1826.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1851 First used in 1852, at the temporary establishment for convicts in Essex St, on the Fremantle beachfront, this communion set is a physical reminder of the importance of religion in the early Convict Establishment.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1862 The inmates at the Convict Establishment lived their lives according to a strict set of rules. This 129 page book, printed in the Establishment’s print shop in 1862, laid out the regulations that a convict was to abide by.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1850s-1880s Shackles, also referred to as irons, were used as a tool of punishment during the convict period in Western Australia.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1820s Padlocks are emblematic of the prison system. This padlock pre-dates the construction of Fremantle Prison by at least 25 years. The stamp of ' BY APPOINTMENT TO / H.M THE KING', indicates it was produced before Queen Victoria became queen in 1837. The serial number F5437 indicates it was made during Chubb’s earlier operations when their works were located at Temple Street, Wolverhampton.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1865 Only six pieces of convict clothing survive in Western Australia, of which four belong to the Fremantle Prison Collection. This small size, unused jacket is marked with the convict broad-arrow and the stamp 'R T TAIT &amp; COY/ C&amp;M / 1865 / LONDON'.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1850s-1880s Ordinary prisoners, ticket-of-leave men and men on special punishment, such as hard labour, wore different uniforms. The parti-coloured jacket and waistcoat in the Fremantle Prison Collection are examples of the uniform issued to convicts sentenced to hard labour, or those on work gangs outside the Prison.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1850s-1880s It was not uncommon for prisoners at the Convict Establishment to be sentenced to flogging, with the maximum of 100 lashes for breaches of discipline. The most serious offence, for which this type of punishment could be inflicted, was attempting to escape from legal custody.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1850s-1880s To prevent chafing from shackles, convicts often wore a strip of leather or padding sewn together from corduroy, leather and canvas, between the skin and the iron.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1800s-1850s These weights used to measure rations or postage are stamped with the broad arrow symbol and ‘B O’, which stands for ‘British Ordinance’. This latter mark means the weights were made prior to 1855.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1854 Each convict who entered the Establishment received his own personal Bible. Three of these personal bibles are retained in the Fremantle Prison Collection. They are 1854 editions of the New Testament Bible, printed by George E. Eyre and William Spottiswoode of 189 Fleet Street, London.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Fremantle Prison Collection 1854 Each convict who entered the Establishment received his own personal Bible. Three of these personal bibles are retained in the Fremantle Prison Collection. They are 1854 editions of the New Testament Bible, printed by George E. Eyre and William Spottiswoode of 189 Fleet Street, London.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Hyde Park Barracks Museum collection, HPB2003/15 1820s–1840s Known as darbies or slangs in the convict ‘flash’ language. This ball and chain leg iron weighs 36 pounds (22 kilograms) and was designed to make movement extremely difficult and escape virtually impossible.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Hyde Park Barracks archaeology collection, HPB/UF51 1819–1848 Known as a smish, kemesa or flesh-bag in the convict 'flash' slang language. Discovered in 1979 under one of the stairtreads leading to Level 3 of Hyde Park Barracks, it is a rare survivor of the tens of thousands of shirts that were issued to convicts in the penal era.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Hyde Park Barracks Museum collection, HPB2016/14 John Woodcock, 1813 In 1813, seventeen year old John Woodcock was lag'd - meaning convicted, in the convict ‘flash’ slang language, for larceny and sentenced to seven years transportation. The simple lettering on this love token with his name on it suggests that Woodcock may have engraved it himself, while he awaited his transportation. Woodcock appears to have spent two years on the Retribution hulk at Woolwich on the River Thames, where he probably worked in gangs on the docks, before he sailed for New South Wales on the Fanny, in August 1815. We don’t know who received John Woodcock’s love token - perhaps his mother or sister, or a young girlfriend. Maybe he handed it to her on the docks as he said his final farewells before the ship sailed. After a voyage of 146 days, he arrived in January 1816, and as a sawyer and labourer, was sent away to work at Liverpool or Windsor. After serving his 7 year sentence, Woodcock received a Certificate of Freedom in 1821 and was free to return home to his loved ones. But a year later he was charged with theft and sentenced to another seven years and transferred to Port Macquarie. By 1829 he had served his sentence again, and Woodcock was transferred from the Phoenix hulk to Hyde Park Barracks. Three days later he was granted a Certificate of Freedom, which may have been presented to him at Hyde Park Barracks. Woodcock never returned home, and died from accidental burns in Berrima in 1849.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Hyde Park Barracks archaeology collection, HPB/UF56 1819–1848 Known as crab shells or hopper dockers in the convict ‘flash’ slang language, two or three pairs of shoes were issued to each convict annually. This leather convict shoe was discovered by archaeologists beneath the floor of the north eastern sleeping ward on Level 2 of Hyde Park Barracks. The Board of Ordnance and broad arrow stamp 'B↑O' on the inner sole confirms that it was made for the government, probably at the shoemaking and tailoring establishment at Hyde Park Barracks, which was established in 1826.</image:caption>
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