Phoenix Police Museum

Overview

The Museum traces its origins to October 1993. The original small museum in the city’s historic city hall has today blossomed to a more robust museum located in the same building. Open to the public without charge, the museum features a number of exhibits that interpret the city’s law enforcement history. One of the more unique exhibits is the jail rock with leg shackles attached to it. Dating to the 1860s, the jail rock was used to detain lawbreakers in the days before the city had a proper jail. Another particularly poignant display is the Memorial Room. The memorial honors the Phoenix police officers killed in the line of duty.

Quick Facts

Status
Existing
Locality or neighborhood
E Jefferson St.Phoenix
State or province
Arizona
Address
E Jefferson St.Phoenix, AZ 85003
Postal code
85003

Visitor Information

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