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New exhibition details stories of child convicts

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A new exhibition detailing the stories of boys who were housed at the Point Puer prison at Port Arthur between 1834 and 1849 has opened as the historic site secures $8.95 million to restore its 183-year-old penitentiary.
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New exhibition details stories of child convicts

A new exhibition detailing the stories of boys who were housed at the Point Puer prison at Port Arthur between 1834 and 1849 has opened as the historic site secures $8.95 million to restore its 183-year-old penitentiary.

·Hobart, Australia
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tasmaniancountry.com broke the news in Hobart, Australia on Sunday, December 7, 2025.
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