The Clink Prison Museum in London is built on the foundations of one of the original prisons owned by the Bishop of Winchester. It is thought it got its name from the clinking of the manacles ...

Our intrepid reporter Howard Ryland braves the Clink Prison Museum in Southwark. Ever seen the skeleton in the cage hanging off a wall near Borough Market? It heralds the Clink Prison Museum ...

No, a visit to Clink Prison Museum is not for the squeamish. Neither does it make for a light and bright day out. But, slightly dodgy dramatisations aside, it does give a valid and instructive ...

The Clink is now a family-friendly museum that contains history rich facts and depictions of what the prison could have been like before its end in 1780 due to the Gordon riots. The prison held a ...

The Clink was a notorious prison where medieval ... For a fiver or less, morbid sightseers can head into the prison, now a museum, and bear witness to the cruel and unusual torture devices of ...

Its swaying bones are there to promote the Clink Prison Museum, serving up tales of torture and incarceration since 1989. (It's on the site of the real Clink, a notorious prison whose origins lie ...