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The following views are of Inkerman Barracks which was at Knaphill, Woking from 1892 until it closed in 1970.  Previously, the buildings were prisons - one for male invalid convicts and one for female convicts.  The female prison was initially converted into a military prison, which closed in 1927.

Padded cell in female prison


Chapel in female prison


Military prison just before demolition


Gate to military prison


Inkerman Barracks from Air c1920


Aerial view c1950s


Royal West Surrey Regiment 1896


South African Scottish Battalion 1914


4th (Service) Bn South Wales Borderers at Inkerman 1915


30yd Range


Assault course c1962


Rolica Road looking south


Officers' Mess





Officers' Mess


Rolica Road - barriers and Officers' Mess


Married Quarters c1925


Inkerman Barracks c1915


Clock Tower from South c1905


Barracks entrance c1910


Military Prison c1905


Barracks entrance c1915


Barracks from East c1905


Barracks from East c1910


Barracks from SE


Barracks from SW c1920


Barracks from West c1910


Parade Ground from West c1920


Married Quarters c1915 WHA 1597


Raglan_Road c2000


Y.M.C.A. hut


Y.M.C.A. hut interior


St Patrick's Day 1924


RMP training course passing out





1955


Victoria Road leading into Barrack Path


Barracks entrance 1964


View from clock-tower 1964


View from clock-tower 1964


View from clock-tower 1964


View from clock-tower 1964


Fire at Inkerman barracks 1964


Fire at Inkerman barracks 1964


RMP parade 1960s


Demolition - 1970s


Demolition - 1970s


Demolition - 1970s