Jedburgh Castle Jail and Museum

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Jedburgh Castle Jail and Museum is a historic former prison in Jedburgh, Scotland, now operating as a museum that explores local history, crime, and punishment.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former prison
museum
tourist attraction
architect Archibald Elliot NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Scottish Baronial
castle-style
buildingType purpose-built prison
category prison museum
country Scotland
currentFunction museum
demolishedStructureDemolitionYear 1409
demolishedStructureOnSite Jedburgh Castle NERFINISHED
floorCount multiple storeys
formerFunction county jail
prison
hasCollectionType local archaeology
penal history
social history
hasExhibit Victorian prison life interpretation
crime and punishment displays
local history displays
recreated prison cells
hasFeature central cell blocks
exercise yards
guardrooms
hasFunction education about local justice history
heritage preservation
hasViewOver Jedburgh town
heritageDesignation Category A listed building
heritageDesignationBy Historic Environment Scotland NERFINISHED
heritageDesignationCountry Scotland NERFINISHED
heritageDesignationStart 1971
inception 1823
inspiredBy prison reform ideas of John Howard
locatedIn Jedburgh NERFINISHED
Scottish Borders NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
material stone
nearby Jedburgh Abbey NERFINISHED
Mary Queen of Scots House NERFINISHED
notablePeriodOfUseAsPrison 19th century
openToPublic true
operatedBy Live Borders NERFINISHED
ownedBy Scottish Borders Council NERFINISHED
publicAccess museum opening hours
replaced medieval Jedburgh Castle NERFINISHED
subjectOf local ghost stories
tourismRegion Scottish Borders tourist attractions

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Jedburgh hasLandmark Jedburgh Castle Jail and Museum