Members Hour: Justice & Police Museum
Welcome to Members Hour at the Justice & Police Museum.
Originally a police station and courts in the 1850s, the museum draws you into a world of crime, policing and punishment, from bushrangers and razor gangs to the future of forensics. In a city that’s grown out from the harbour, the waterfront has always been a place of misadventure and misdemeanour.
Learn the stories of the crooks and cops, locals and drifters, the guilty and the innocent with a members-only tour and talk that you can join.
Members Hour is an exclusive time dedicated to Museums of History NSW members at each of our historic houses, gardens and museums. You can wander around and enjoy each property at your leisure. Plus, you can ask our expert museum staff all your questions, as you will have them to yourselves.
Each member will receive a free coffee voucher on the day, redeemable at This Way Canteen.
Not a member? Find out more here.
Justice & Police Museum
Corner Albert and Phillip streets, Sydney NSW 2000- Wheelchair accessible
- Saturday 30 September 9am–10am
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