Justice & Police Museum. Photograph (c) Leo Rocker

Justice & Police Museum

Explore the fascinating history of policing in New South Wales.

See the weaponry, equipment and historical uniforms used by police. Learn about the interaction between police and Australia's indigenous population. Ponder whether you would be tough enough or foolhardy enough to charge a gun-toting criminal armed only with a police issued leather baton. Or experience life on the other side of the law and step into our authentic 1890s holding cell and hope the other prisoners don’t take a dislike to you.

WICKED WOMEN

'Murder by the book (Tara Moss)', 2010, Rosemary Valadon © Rosemary Valadon, photograph Peter Adams

Award-winning artist Rosemary Valadon’s latest exhibition, Wicked Women, features portraits of contemporary women inspired by the pulp fiction era.

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FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHY BLOG

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a blog by the curators of the
Justice & Police Museum.

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Address: Cnr Albert and Phillip Streets, Circular Quay, Sydney, NSW 2000

Contact: 02 9252 1144 or for Education bookings: 8313 5612

Admission:

  •  Adult $10 I
  •  Child/Concession $5 |
  •  Family $20 |
  •  Members free

Hours: Open Saturday and Sunday 10am – 5pm | Closed Good Friday and Christmas Day

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