Crime and Punishment Tour @ NCCL Galleries of Justice

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NCCL Galleries of Justice
Visit the award winning Museum of Law Trust: Galleries of Justice, based at the Lace Market in the heart of Nottingham City.

Featuring the exciting interactive exhibitions and tours, incorporating the Citizen`s Zone, which provides an innovative national and regional Citizenship and Crime Reduction learning resource - covering social and moral rights and responsibilities, community involvement and legal literacy.

Or click on Conference and Events to see how this atmospheric and haunting Grade II listed Georgian building can accommodate your guests in a number of historic rooms.

Crime and Punishment Tour

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Crime and Punishment Tour

Travel with us on an atmospheric tour through 3 centuries of crime and punishment - where the lives and crimes of the unfortunate men, women and children who once occupied these very buildings are brought vividly to life ...

Witness a real trial in the original Victorian Courtroom and put your friends and family in the dock, before being sentenced, and `sent down` to the original prison cells, laundry, medieval caves and authentic prison exercise yard - with its chilling last views from the gallows!
But beware! You will not travel through these layers of time alone - for the dark corridors are haunted by characters that come to life before your very eyes!
Prisoners and gaolers will act as your guides - as you too become part of the dramatic history of this unique site.