Every cell has a secret. Every wall has a story. And every prisoner at the Old Geelong Gaol had one dream: escape. Since its opening in 1853, this towering bluestone fortress has held 100s

For 170 years, the Old Geelong Gaol has loomed over the city — its thick bluestone walls a silent witness to punishment, despair, and the ultimate search for redemption. Inside these chilling corridors, thousands

When the sun sets over Geelong, the real inmates wake… Step through the iron gates of this towering bluestone fortress and follow our guides into the darkness, where convicts, murderers, and the “criminally insane”

The lights go off. The doors lock behind you. The spirits awaken. Step into the Old Geelong Gaol — a chilling, three-storey bluestone fortress once feared as “The Prison of the Ill.” For over

Ghosts don’t just linger in old prisons… Some remain where wealth, power, and tragedy once walked hand-in-hand. Hidden behind the grand Werribee Mansion lies its forgotten ancestor — the original Chirnside homestead. Tucked beneath

Do you dare spend four hours in a place where the dead never left? Step inside the Old Geelong Gaol — built in 1853 to confine convicts, murderers, and the darkest souls of colonial