Essex Police Museum
Update
We're open as normal, meaning no booking is required. As we're a small space we're asking visitors to please bring and wear a face mask throughout their visit.
Please note we are open Saturdays only until further notice. Our usual Wednesday openings in school holidays are cancelled.
The museum tells the story of the history of the police in Essex from the Victorians to modern day.
Things you can see include the shoes of Camille Holland, murdered for her money in 1898, and the death mask of Frederick Browne, who killed PC Gutteridge in 1927.
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About the Essex Police Museum
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Education at the Essex Police Museum
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Essex Police Museum events
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Donations to the Essex Police Museum
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Volunteer at the Essex Police Museum
Our volunteers help support the museum
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Research services at the Essex Police Museum
We can help you research your family history or Essex Police.
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Contact the Essex Police Museum
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Visit the Essex Police Museum
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