The Museum's collection consists of objects, paper documents and photographs relating to the history of the force from 1840 to the present day.
Why does Essex Police have a Museum?
We are very fortunate to have a Police Museum which is open to the public.
Our aim is to preserve the history of Essex Police and provide our visitors with a friendly and educational service, with information on how Essex Police has developed to become what it is today.
Many people have contact with the police when they are either a victim or the culprit of crime. The Museum gives the public an opportunity to discover more about the police and what they do, in a relaxed atmosphere.
In 2005 Essex Police Museum opened to the public on a regular basis, all thanks to a £43,000 grant awarded by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
The project included a new education programme (for children and adults) as well as a complete refurbishment of the displays, which have helped to increase our visitor numbers and make us more easily accessible.
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