From 1773 to 1968, the notorious Newgate Prison, located in the heart of London, England, bore witness to the harsh realities of confinement for women. Its dark history is marred by tales of overcrowding, poor sanitation, disease, and the inhumane treatment of its inmates. Over the centuries, the prison housed women from all walks of life, from petty criminals to political prisoners, who endured unimaginable suffering within its walls, leaving an enduring legacy of pain and injustice.
