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Description	Perth Gaol in the 1860s
Source	Copied from a photograph on display in the gaol
Date	1860s
Author	unknown
Permission (Reusing this image)	This image is in the public domain in the United States and other countries

Legend on photo (numbers are just visible): 1. Execution yard 2. Sheriff's Office 3. Head Gaoler's Office 4. Main Cell Block 5. Courtroom 6. Exercise Yard

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