B Hall

B Hall main entrance with the hall’s name above the arch. B Hall entrance with D Hall at the back. The corridor connecting A and B Hall. B Hall on the left and A Hall on the right. The corridor connecting A and B Hall. The building on the right is B Hall and the left is A Hall Ground floor of B Hall.

Duty post at the near the entrance of the hall at the ground floor of B Hall. Prison cells of ground floor of B Hall, with iron doors and ventilation windows with bars. Interior of B Hall cell unit with a bunk bed and a single bed inside. The grey cardholders by the door were used to display information of the inmates. The stairs to the upper floors in B Hall. The end of corridor of Second floor of B Hall.

Second floor of B Hall. You can see the entrance of the hall by looking down the stairs. The grilled doors in B Hall were for better ventilation and easy observation from outside. Chubb locks from England were widely used in Victoria Prison. Staff conducted regular bar check to prevent tempering by prisoner.