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01 Apr 2017

HERE BELOW IS A BRIEF INSIGHT INTO THE VAST ARRAY OF DIVERSITY HERE ON
DISPLAY AT THE CRIME THROUGH TIME COLLECTION, LITTLEDEAN JAIL.

SIMPLY PRESS ONTO THE HIGHLIGHTED RED TITLE DESCRIPTION BELOW EACH
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 The only Baphomet Exhibition on display display in the U.K.


Now here on display Lady Emilia


Northern Soul collection, a must see at Littledean Jail

Witchcraft, Paganism, Wicca, The Occult,
The Illuminati and Secret Societies.


The Quadrophenia Collection




Freaks of nature exhibition


Below and on display at Littledean Jail are oil paintings By
Artist Paul Bridgmman.


Kray Twins


British Gangland

Linda Calvey


Harry Roberts


Charles Bronson AKA - Charles Salvador


Fred and Rose West


Ian Brady and Myra Hindley


Ted Bundy


Richard Ramirez


Aileen Wuornos


Jeffrey Dahmer


Charles Manson


Ed Gein


David Berkowitz



Peter Sutcliffe


John Wayne Gacy


Dennis Andrew Nilsen


Police killer Dale Cregan


Hangman, Albert Pierrepoint


Ruth Ellis


John Christie and Timothy Evans


The Secret Societies


Witchfinder General Film -1968 

  
Witchfinder General Film 


Witchfinder General Film 


Goodbye - Death


Aleister Crowley


Gerald Gardner


Alex Sanders

maxine sanders
Maxine Sanders


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Anton LaVey


Nun - Witchcraft and the Occult


The Jailer


Ellen Hayward - Cunning Witch


Lady Amelia


Stewart Farrar


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Robe


The Jailer 2


The Occult


Witchcraft and the Occult

baphomet crime through time museum
Baphomet

Anton LaVey
Anton LaVey

Peter Gilmore
Peter H Gilmore


Heinrich Himmler


Adolf Hitler


Heinrich Himmler and the Occult


Oswald Mosley


Angel Of Death


Beast Of Belson


Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen


Al Capone


Bonnie & Clyde


The Elephant Man

sas logo

sas Operation Nimrod 1980
Operation Nimrod - The Iranian Embassy Siege


special air service
SAS Hostage Rescue.

Iranian embassy siege

iranian embassy siege
Above: Pete Winner " Soldier I " During a private visit to
the SAS exhibition at
 Littledean Jail. 
 The Iranian Embassy Siege, 1980.

sas balcony
Mel Parry and John McAleese

 

 






 

 

 

 



Please kindly and respectively note that all entrance charges are "Cash Only". We do not have a card or phone payment facility.

The nearest cash machine is located at "Tesco Superstore, Dockham Rd, Cinderford GL14 2AQ".

Admission prices:

Price includes admission to the Quadrophenia Collection.Piston, Knuclerduster and Knife

  • Adults: £10.00
  • Senior Citizens: £9.00
  • Children (Children 3 years - 18 years ): £9.00
    Children under 3's - FREE
  • If you're 100 years young then admission is FREE!

Due to the graphic and explicit images and exhibits throughout, this Museum is not suitable for children and as such, our prices reflect this.





Opening Times:

  • Open during the start of APRIL to end of OCTOBER. Closed from November to March.Prison Cell Door
  • IMPORTANT!!! Please note that we're only open from Thursdays to Sundays and Bank Holiday Mondays. We're closed during the week from Monday to Wednesday.
    (All other times - solely at owner’s discretion!!!)

When are our doors open and when they're slammed shut!

  • Day visits are from 10am to 5pm (last entry 3.45pm)

Occasionally special Corporate, Mystery Tours and Evening Visits for groups of 20 or more can be arranged, but only by kind permission from The Jailer (He’s only a little scary!).

Schools and College visits are also welcome, but must be under strict supervision, as The Jailer has been known to lock trouble makers in the spare cells if compromised!


Welcome to Littledean Jail, a former house of correction, police station and courthouse is the county’s most talked about, most unorthodox, not to be missed historical visitor attraction set in the Royal Forest of Dean.

The 'Alcatraz of the Forest', Littledean Jail is not only home of the infamous 'CRIME THROUGH TIME MUSEUM' - the only museum of it's kind in the World open to the public, but it also houses the largest collection of 'QUADROPHENIA' memorabilia.

On top of these two fabulous collections, Littledean Jail also contains a unique, thought provoking and unrivalled private collection of worldwide interest... without fear or favour... witness for yourselves an ‘Aladdin’s cave’ of true crime material, ephemera, murderabilia - a menagerie of freaks of nature, beasts of the jungle, oddities & curiosities - Nazi holocaust years exhibition, Nazi SS militaria, historic, nolstagic, vintage and modern day signed photographs, tv & film memorabilia & much More!

 

Now also exhibiting "Who Dares Wins" With the SAS Counter Revolutionary Warfare (CRW), SBS (Special Boat Service) UK Special Forces and Beyond, here at the Littledean Jail's Crime Through Time collection.

We also feature the heroics of British Secret Agent heroine Violette Szabo, along with other SOE(Special Operations Executive) heroes and heroines.


We also host paranormal investigations here at Littledean Jail.
Below is a paranormal clip by one of the paranormal organisations that hosts such events here, and a video of the Iranian embassy siege.



NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN, OR THOSE EASILY OFFENDED, DISTURBED OR OF A SENSITIVE NATURE.

LITTLEDEAN JAIL, CHURCH ST, LITTLEDEAN, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, UK. TEL: 01594 826659.

Picture of Littledean Jail

Littledean Jail - Home to the infamous Crime Through Time collection

Standing at the gateway to the Royal Forest of Dean, this former House of Correction – Littledean Jail was designed and built by the Pioneer of Prison Reform – Sir George Onesiphorous Paul and leading Prison Architect of his day – William Blackburn. As a result of the sudden death of Blackburn it was completed under the supervision of his new brother-in-law, architect William Hobson in 1791.

Policeman on a Horse under the Entrance of the Littledean Jail

This remarkable Grade II* listed building was built as the most up-to-date, revolutionary House of Correction of its time, and was later seen as the Government’s role model for London’s Pentonville Prison and taken across the seas for the world famous Philadelphian Cherry Hill Penitentiary System in America. It was built for the miserly sum of £1,650. The building work was started in 1788 by Gabriel Rogers, who went bankrupt as a result of not being able to complete the work at such low costs. London Builder J. Fentiman was brought in to finish the job.

Behind the austere gatehouse entrance, the prison, with it’s formidable sandstone façade remains much as it was when first built. Steeped in history and infamy, its awesome appearance provides a stark reminder of the hard labour and craftsmanship needed to build this architecturally important jailhouse.

Here are a few photographs of Littldean Jail when it was still used as a house of correction, police station and courthouse...

Reputed to be one of the most haunted historic properties in Britain

Believe it or not!!

Freaks of nature, oddities, curiosities, the macabre and more

One of the country’s best preserved, surviving early Victorian prisons.

Britain’s only family to own and reside in a jail.