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Encyclopedia > Newgate

Newgate was a gate in the west of London Wall round the City of London. It was between Ludgate and Aldersgate.


Newgate Street is just north of St Paul's Cathedral. To the west it leads into the Holborn Viaduct, and to the east it becomes Cheapside.


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History of Newgate - New York's first prison (3157 words)
Newgate opened in 1797 and closed 31 years later when the new Sing Sing prison was ready to take prisoners sentenced out of New York City.
Newgate represented a rejection of the approach to crime and punishment that had prevailed in the colonies.
Newgate's administrators complained, first, that it was difficult to find contractors and, second, that it made the prison dependent upon them (the failure of a shoemaking contractor in 1819 idled many inmates for months, with no income to the prison).
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