Holloway Prison

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Holloway Prison was a major women's prison in London, England, historically known for housing some of the country’s most notorious female offenders.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf prison
city London NERFINISHED
cityBorough Islington NERFINISHED
closed 2016
conversionYear 1903
convertedTo women's prison
coordinateSystem British National Grid (OSGB36) NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
demolished after 2016 closure
function detention of female offenders
governedUnder Prison Rules of England and Wales NERFINISHED
governingBody Ministry of Justice (UK) NERFINISHED
hasCategory public sector prison
hasInmateGender female
hasLanguageOfAdministration English
historicalPeriodOfOperation 20th century
21st century
Victorian era NERFINISHED
historicalSignificance major women's prison in London
symbol of women's imprisonment in the UK
jurisdiction England and Wales
knownFor controversies over conditions and overcrowding
high-profile female prisoners
locatedIn Borough of Islington NERFINISHED
England
London NERFINISHED
locatedInTimeZone Europe/London
managedBy Her Majesty's Prison Service NERFINISHED
namedAfter Holloway area of north London NERFINISHED
notableFor being the largest women's prison in western Europe at times in its history
housing some of the United Kingdom's most notorious female offenders
opened 1852
originalFunction mixed-sex prison
ownership UK government NERFINISHED
postcode N7
region Greater London
securityCategory Category C
Category D
status closed
streetAddress Parkhurst Road NERFINISHED
typeOfFacility correctional facility
usedFor remand prisoners
sentenced prisoners
young offenders

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Myra Hindley incarceratedIn Holloway Prison