D Division

Built between 1887 and 1894, this served as the front door of the Victoria’s justice system for more than a century. Pentridge closed in 1997 and is now in exclusive hands.

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D Division is the most storied building at Pentridge. It was a women's gaol, a remand centre, a place of execution.

One unique venue. Every occasion.

Long banquet table with white tablecloth, floral centerpieces, candles, and place settings in a warmly lit rustic-industrial event space with a high, arched glass ceiling.
Outdoor evening event space with string lights, high-top tables with black tablecloths, and a bar area in the background, featuring potted plants and cozy seating.
An indoor event space decorated with black, gold, and white balloons, with tables holding champagne bottles and glasses, and a sign that reads 'Happy 60th' in the background.

Discover the story

Eleven people were hanged at D Division between 1932 and 1967, including the last woman and the last man legally executed in Australia.

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Own a piece of history

Pentridge Cellars finally gives you a wine storage solution for your fine wines and collectables that not only offers a unique long-term investment but one that boasts history and experience like no other.

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Three old wooden lockers with metal locks in a dimly lit hallway.