Nottingham Gaol was a historic prison located in Nottingham, England. It was built in the early 19th century and served as a place of detention for various criminals. The gaol was known for its harsh conditions and was part of the broader penal system of the time. The prison was closed in 1991, and its site has since been redeveloped. Today, remnants of the gaol's history can be explored through various local heritage projects, allowing visitors to learn about the lives of those who were incarcerated there and the evolution of the justice system in England.