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Snippets from an article in the Moreland Leader dated April 23, 2011 called "Pentridge Works: Jail Ripe for Grape Escape" talking about the redevelopment of Pentridge Gaol's D-Division:
...One hundred and eighty of the 208 cells are being redeveloped as state-of-the-art wine cellar storage units and marketed to vintage collectors and companies.....
Owners will gain access to the division’s wing for events and functions, and access to an exclusive warden’s lounge that will overlook a rose garden where Ned Kelly’s remains will be buried....
Ten cells, including cell 67 - used to house prisoners prior to hanging - will be retained as a public museum.....
For more see:
http://moreland-leader.whereilive.com.au/lifestyle/story/jail-ripe-for-grape-escape/
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