Photo courtesy of Queensland Police Service.

Queensland Police Museum

The Queensland Police Museum is dedicated to collecting, documenting, preserving and exhibiting the history of policing in this state.

Useful information

Ground Floor, 200 Roma Street, Brisbane, QLD
Free

Features

Disabled access
Toilets
Accessible toilets
Guided tours by request

Opening hours

Monday9am – 4pm
Tuesday9am – 4pm
Wednesday9am – 4pm
Thursday9am – 4pm
FridayClosed
SaturdayClosed
Sunday10am – 3pm
Last Sunday of the month Feb – Nov

More information about Queensland Police Museum

We are located on the ground floor of Queensland police headquarters. The exhibition space incorporates 25 displays illustrating a range of policing themes. Our public programs include a tailored education program and monthly presentations featuring guest speakers from historical and crime-solving fields. We utilise our archival resources, exhibitions and public programs to compare policing of today and of yesterday.

In 1864 Queensland became the fifth state to gain its own police department and since then every element of policing practice has evolved dramatically.

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