HERE BELOW IS A BRIEF INSIGHT INTO THE VAST ARRAY OF DIVERSITY HERE ON
DISPLAY AT THE CRIME THROUGH TIME COLLECTION, LITTLEDEAN JAIL.

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 The only Baphomet Exhibition on display display in the U.K.


Now here on display Lady Emilia


Northern Soul collection, a must see at Littledean Jail

Witchcraft, Paganism, Wicca, The Occult,
The Illuminati and Secret Societies.

The Quadrophenia Collection




Freaks of nature exhibition


Below and on display at Littledean Jail are oil paintings By
Artist Paul Bridgmman.


Kray Twins


British Gangland

Linda Calvey


Harry Roberts


Charles Bronson AKA - Charles Salvador


Fred and Rose West


Ian Brady and Myra Hindley


Ted Bundy


Richard Ramirez


Aileen Wuornos


Jeffrey Dahmer


Charles Manson


Ed Gein


David Berkowitz


Peter Sutcliffe


John Wayne Gacy


Dennis Andrew Nilsen


Police killer Dale Cregan


Hangman, Albert Pierrepoint


Ruth Ellis


John Christie and Timothy Evans


The Secret Societies


Witchfinder General Film -1968 

  
Witchfinder General Film 


Witchfinder General Film 


Goodbye - Death


Aleister Crowley


Gerald Gardner


Alex Sanders

Maxine Sanders


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Anton LaVey


Nun - Witchcraft and the Occult


The Jailer


Ellen Hayward - Cunning Witch


Lady Amelia


Stewart Farrar


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Robe


The Jailer 2


The Occult


Witchcraft and the Occult


Baphomet


Anton LaVey


Peter H Gilmore


Heinrich Himmler


Adolf Hitler


Heinrich Himmler and the Occult


Oswald Mosley


Angel Of Death


Beast Of Belson


Sid Vicious and Nancy Spungen


Al Capone


Bonnie & Clyde


The Elephant Man




Operation Nimrod - The Iranian Embassy Siege

SAS Hostage Rescue.




Above: Pete Winner " Soldier I " During a private visit to
the SAS exhibition at Littledean Jail. 
 The Iranian Embassy Siege, 1980.


Mel Parry and John McAleese

WPC Yvonne Joyce Fletcher (15 June 1958 – 17 April 1984) was a British police officer fatally shot during a protest outside the Libyan embassy at St. James's Square, London, in 1984. Fletcher, who had been on duty and deployed to police the protest, died shortly afterwards at Westminster Hospital. Her death resulted in the Metropolitan Police Service laying siege to the embassy for the next eleven days, and the United Kingdom severing all diplomatic relations with Libya. Two years later it became a major factor in Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's decision to allow US President Ronald Reagan to launch the US bombing of Libya in 1986 from American bases in the United Kingdom.

THE IMMEDIATE AFTERMATH OF THE COWARDLY AND EVIL FATAL SHOOTING OF WPC YVONNE FLETCHER IN 1984

Well this one still raises a few eyebrows in Ruardean and some of the locals there are still sensitive about an incident that occured over 100 years ago. They got the blame for killing 2 travelling bears when everyone knew that it was really an unruly mob from Cinderford. The rivalry contines to this day as the people of Ruardean have never forgiven the people of Cinderford.

The story began on Friday 26 th April 1889 when four frenchman arrived in Cinderford with their two Russian Bears. They were paraded around the town and then planned to move on to Ruardean and were followed there by a group of children and youths. They had only got a mile away when a rumour was started implying that the bears had mauled a woman and killed a child. An angry mob from Cinderford pursued them and by early evening they were surrounded by an angry mob of 200 who beat the Frenchmen and killed one of the bears. Two Frenchmen escaped in fear of their lifes. Unable to keep hold of the other frightened bear its keeper had to let it go and it ran off only to be pusued and shot by the mob. In sight of Ruardean the locals there tried in vain to stop the attack. They took in the injured men following the incident and gave them shelter.

Arrests were made and on 3rd May 1899 the accussed men were taken to Littledean Police Court. They were described in court as "colliers and labourers of Ruardean", although it was quite clear that they were not. This indignation remains to this day as they felt their village had been wrongly accused.

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Now also exhibiting "Who Dares Wins" With the SAS Counter Revolutionary Warfare (CRW), SBS (Special Boat Service) UK Special Forces and Beyond, here at the Littledean Jail's Crime Through Time collection.

We also feature the heroics of British Secret Agent heroine Violette Szabo, along with other SOE(Special Operations Executive) heroes and heroines.

We also host paranormal investigations here at Littledean Jail.
Above is a paranormal clip by one of the paranormal organisations that hosts such events here.

Please kindly and respectively note that all entrance charges are "Cash Only". We do not have a card or phone payment facility.