About Queensland Police Museum
The Queensland Police Museum is located on Roma Street in Brisbane City, providing a comprehensive look at the state's law enforcement history. It features exhibits that detail significant crimes, technological advancements in policing, and the stories of officers who have served the community. Visitors can explore a range of original equipment, uniforms, and archival photographs that illustrate how investigative techniques have changed over the decades.
Situated a short walk from the Brisbane City Hall, the museum offers regular educational programs and public tours. The collection includes items such as historical vehicles and evidence from major forensic cases. The facility serves as both a memorial to fallen officers and a public resource for understanding the legal and social history of the region. Access is provided during weekdays for individuals and groups seeking to learn about the justice system.
Frequently asked
What is Queensland Police Museum best for?
True crime and history enthusiasts, Educational school group excursions, Visitors interested in forensic science
How do I contact Queensland Police Museum?
You can reach them by phone (07) 3364 6432 or website https://mypolice.qld.gov.au/museum/.
Where is Queensland Police Museum?
Queensland Police Museum is located in Brisbane City, QLD 4000.