HM Prison Oxford

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HM Prison Oxford was a former men’s prison in Oxford, England, housed within the historic Oxford Castle complex until its closure and later redevelopment.

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HM Prison Oxford canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former prison
prison
adjacentTo Oxford Castle motte
linked to: Oxford Castle

St George's Tower
linked to: St George’s Tower
architecturalStyle Victorian prison architecture (later wings)
builtOnSiteOf medieval Oxford Castle
linked to: Oxford Castle
category buildings and structures in Oxford
defunct prisons in England
history of Oxford
closure 1996
country United Kingdom
formerName Oxford Prison
function detention of remand and convicted male prisoners
governingBody Home Office (during operation)
linked to: Home Office
hasPart A-wing
B-wing
C-wing
D-wing
heritageDesignation Grade I listed building (castle elements)
Grade II listed building (prison buildings)
inception 11th century castle site later adapted as prison
locatedIn England
Oxford
Oxford Castle
Oxfordshire
locatedNear Castle Street, Oxford
Oxford city centre
notableFeature cells converted into hotel rooms after closure
integration of medieval castle structures with prison buildings
openToPublic yes (as part of redeveloped castle and hotel complex)
operatedBy Her Majesty's Prison Service
ownedBy Oxfordshire County Council (post-prison site ownership in partnership schemes)
partOf Oxford Castle complex
linked to: Oxford Castle
postClosureUse heritage site
hotel
tourist attraction
redevelopedAs Malmaison Oxford hotel
replacedBy HM Prison Bullingdon
securityClassification local prison
sexOfPrisoners male
usedAsPrisonFrom 18th century

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Oxford Castle prisonName HM Prison Oxford