Lock up originally located at rear of police station in Gellibrand Street QueenscliffFrequent occupants of the gaol were fishermen and sailors for being intoxicatedTimber lock up [gaol]gaol, lock up, queenscliff historic buildings

Information relating to the original three cell bluestone lock-up which occupied the site of the local history centre. Citation relating to the Government Gazette cannot be located online. This structure no longer exists. 1 laminated photocopy of a photograph: Eltham Police Quarters with lock-up and stables, hand dated 1907. Photocopy of unknown old photo of Eltham with hand written note and arrow highlighting lock-up. Laminated hand-drawn plan with dimensions form Government Gazette 1859 Hand written notes by H.G. about what happened to the stone of the structure after it was dismantled. lock-up, cells, little eltham, justice precinct, police station, blue stone, harry gilham collection, police residence

Tatura gaol, original lock up prior to its removal with building of new police station, 2003.Tatura gaol, original lock up prior to its removal with building of new police station, 2003.

Caption reads: "This is the Rutherglen police station, which was described as a 'disgrace' at Rutherglen Shire Council's meeting last Friday. Walls of the tiny station are riddled with white ants and the two lock-ups at the rear are primitive. The station is said to be more than 80 years old and entirely out of character with its surroundings -- the pleasant civic square. The condition of the buildings will be brought to the attention of the Victorian Police Commissioner and Public Works Department." The two lock-ups mentioned are now (2018) property of the Rutherglen Historical Society, and are located at the back of the Museum awaiting renovations to make them into a display.Black and white photocopy, that seems to have been from a newspaper article, showing a photograph of a small cottage that served as a police station in Rutherglen for some years. The photograph and its caption are printed on two sheets of paper.Written at the left side of the photo: "Police Station Rutherglen 1965" police station, rutherglen shire, cells, lock-up

Negative print, Eaglehawk Log Lock-up, with a man and a dog at the side.

Colour photo of Snr Sgt Coghlan and wife outside Port Melbourne lock-up (gaol) in 1971built environment - civic, police, senior constable martin coghlan, gladys coghlan

This photograph shows three men opening a lock, manually using a lock capstan. The men are fit and strong. The river behind them appears to be very high. Not sure what the era is, but is obviously before looks were mechanised. The devise they are using is called a lock capstan.This photograph shows how locks were manually opened to allow river transport to proceed. A black and white photograph of three men working on a lock somewhere on the Murray River in South Australia. The device they are using is called a lock capstan.Written on the back in lead pencil Price. Opening up lock -probably Lock 7, Renmark. Maybe Euston.locks, renmark, euston, price family collection, murray river, capstan, lock capstan

Photo of Greensborough Police lock up, Grimshaw Street GreensboroughThis photograph and text was copied from a Facebook site. Members are people who lived in the Greensborough area and share their reminiscences of the area with others. The site is administered by a GHS member but is not officially affiliated with the Society. Any information is the opinion of the contributor. Article and photograph sourced from social media.greensborough police, grimshaw street greensborough

Colour photo of the Port Melbourne Police Station with Snr Sgt Coghlan standing in front in 1971. Lock-up (gaol) visible at rear.built environment - civic, police, senior constable martin coghlan

Photograph. Green tram no.26 parked under a roofed port, next to the old wooden lock-up, on Sailors Gully Road, Eaglehawk.

Photograph.Close up of the green, No 26 tram that is parked under a roof, next to the old wooden lock-up, on Sailors Gully Road, Eaglehawk.

William Jarrold's cottage on left was used by the Police 1858-1860. The Court house and Police precinct (upper right) were opened in 1860Sepia postcard photograph of Main Road, Eltham, looking north near Dalton Street c.1907Notations in biro 'A. Petrie', rest in pencil as follows Telegraph poles show one wire No 1918 Avenue of Honour trees c.1907 Jarrolds house No shop at White Cloud on fence line Police Residence has extensions Chimney on wash house Office Brickwork on stables Lock-up, entry and window end Light lamp - cnr Dalton and Maria streets Surface damage to lower left cornermain road, eltham, maria street, dalton street, william jarrold, jarrold cottage, police residence, courthouse