St Heliers Correctional Centre

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

St Heliers Correctional Centre
Location Muswellbrook, New South Wales
Status Operational
Security Level Minimum (Male)
Capacity 256
Opened September 1989
Closed
Managed by Department of Corrective Services

St Heliers Correctional Centre is an Australian prison located in Muswellbrook, New South Wales, Australia. St Heliers is also responsible for the State's first mobile prison.

[edit] History

The property was originally settled by Lieutenant Colonel Henry Dumaresq and named after Saint Helier, Jersey. The New South Wales State Government purchased the property in 1945 and it was used as a child welfare institution until its closure in 1986. It reopened as a correctional Centre in September 1989.

[edit] References


New South Wales prisons
Boys Town | Bathurst Correctional Complex | Berrima Correctional Centre | Brewarrina (Yetta Dhinnakkal) Centre | Broken Hill Correctional Centre | Cessnock Correctional Centre | Cooma Correctional Centre | Darlinghurst Gaol | Dillwynia Women's Correctional Centre | Emu Plains Correctional Centre | Glen Innes Correctional Centre | Goulburn Correctional Centre | Grafton Correctional Centre | Ivanhoe (Warakirri) Correctional Centre | John Morony Correctional Centre | Junee Correctional Centre | Kirkconnell Correctional Centre | Lithgow Correctional Centre | Long Bay Correctional Centre | Maitland Gaol | Mannus Correctional Centre | Metropolitan Remand and Reception Centre | Mulawa Correctional Centre | Oberon Correctional Centre | Parklea Correctional Centre | Parramatta Correctional Centre | Silverwater Correctional Centre | St Heliers Correctional Centre | Tamworth Correctional Centre | Wentworth Gaol

List of Australian prisons