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Notes on the Cascades Female Factory, Hobart
In Hobart for a short visit, today I discovered the Cascades Female Factory, Australia’s most significant prison site associated with colonial female convicts. It’s one of the 11 sites that together comprise the World Heritage listed Australian Convict Sites. Although … Continue reading →
Posted in Around the world, Migration
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Tagged Cascades Female Factory, children, confinement, convicts, Hobart, prison, punishment, Tasmania, transportation, women
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