Penitentiary Chapel Ghost Tour (National Trust)
Penitentiary Chapel Ghost Tour operates ghost tours of the old Penitentiary Chapel and Criminal Courts, in Hobart.
The Penitentiary Chapel and Criminal Courts is one of Tasmania’s oldest and most historic buildings, started in 1831 to the design of the famous colonial architect John Lee Archer, it was to be a chapel for the adjacent Prisoners Barracks. In 1860, two wings of the buildings were converted for use as criminal courts.
Tour the mysterious court rooms, tunnels and gallows in this 1830s colonial convict building by flickering lamp light. Hear true stories of strange happenings, mysterious sightings, unexplained occurrences, murder trials and grim executions.
Tours starts 8.30 pm most days and takes about an hour. Bookings are essential.
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Penitentiary Chapel Ghost ToursThis is one of Tasmanias oldest and most historic buildings, started in 1831 to the design of the famous colonial architect John Lee Archer, it was to be a chapel for the adjacent Prisoners Barracks. In 1860, two wings of the buildings were converted for use as criminal courts. You can imagine that the guides who conduct evening ghost tours by flickering lights of the tunnels, court rooms and gallows have a fund of true stories about murders, grim executions and strange happenings to tell. Bookings are essential. | |
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