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Phoenix Police Museum

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In October 1993, the Phoenix Police Museum started as a small exhibit at the Historic City Hall. With the assistance of Cindy Myers from the Phoenix Museum of History, a temporary six-month display was created. The Arizona Humanities Council funded a study of the artifacts to determine if enough material existed to open a small museum and it was determined that there was. Barrister Place was selected as the permanent site of the museum. Volunteers prepared the exhibits including a mock up of a 1910 city street and an old jail cell. The Barrister Place location opened in 1995.

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    Phoenix Police Museum

    101 South Central Avenue, Suite 100
    Phoenix, AZ 85004

    Phone: (602) 534-7278   |   Official Website

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    01/01/06- Ongoing

    Phoenix Police Museum Phoenix Police Museum Phoenix Police Museum Presented by Phoenix Police Museum at Phoenix Police Museum January 1, 2006 - Ongoing In October 1993, the Phoenix Police Museum started as a small exhibit at the Historic City Hall. With the assistance of Cindy Myers from the Phoenix Museum of History, a temporary six-month display was created. The event was enthusiastically received. The Arizona Humanities Council funded a study of the artifacts to determine if enough material existed to open a small museum and it was determined that there was. Barrister Place was selected as the permanent site of the museum. ...

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    01/01/06- Ongoing

    Phoenix Police Museum Phoenix Police Museum Phoenix Police Museum Presented by Phoenix Police Museum at Phoenix Police Museum January 1, 2006 - Ongoing In October 1993, the Phoenix Police Museum started as a small exhibit at the Historic City Hall. With the assistance of Cindy Myers from the Phoenix Museum of History, a temporary six-month display was created. The event was enthusiastically received. The Arizona Humanities Council funded a study of the artifacts to determine if enough material existed to open a small museum and it was determined that there was. Barrister Place was selected as the permanent site of the museum. ...

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