Justice and Police Museum

Justice and Police Museum

The Justice and Police Museum, located in Sydney’s Circular Quay, is a unique museum dedicated to exploring the history of law enforcement and criminal justice in Australia. Housed in a historic building that once served as a police station and court, the museum provides a fascinating insight into the evolution of policing and legal practices.

Exhibits at the museum cover a wide range of topics, including the history of crime and punishment, forensic science, and the daily life of police officers in the past. The museum features historical artifacts, documents, and interactive displays that highlight significant cases, advancements in forensic techniques, and the development of law enforcement practices.

Visitors can explore original courtrooms and cells, view exhibits on notable criminal cases, and learn about the broader history of justice in Australia. The Justice and Police Museum offers a compelling glimpse into the workings of the legal system and the role of policing in shaping society.