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| stairs down to the dungeons |
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| wall of doom |
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| Fort surrounding the dungeon |
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
Colonel Bailey's Dungeon
Mysore - I thought it was a dungeon built by the British to in-prison Indian prisoners of war in fact it was the opposite. Built by Tipu Sultan to house high ranking British officers and most noteably Colonel Bailey. Strange but true, the British fought and lost in their Anglo-Mysore wars.
The walls have concrete stubs to chain the hands of the prisoners to the left and right.
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