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joko | 21:34 Sat 01st Apr 2006 | History
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Did the cells in police stations in the 1950s have small windows with bars on that were at ankle height from the outside?


they would surely have had glass in, as well as bars, but does anyone know if the glass bit could be opened?


no guesses please, this needs to be very accurate.


many thanks for any help

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I believe you are shooting in the north west joko so may i suggest getting touch with the police museum in Manchester.

Newton Street, Manchester, M1 1ES, England

0161 856 3287

http://www.gmp.police.uk/mainsite/pages/history.htm
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