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Cleveland Police Museum
  • About
    • Trustees
    • Museum in a Box
    • Speakers Bureau
    • Plan your visit
  • Membership
    • Hot Sheet
  • Collections
    • The Tragedy of Glenville
    • Fallen Officers Exhibit
    • 19th Century Policing
    • Death Masks
    • Eliot Ness
    • K-9 Unit
    • Motorcycle Unit
    • Mounted Unit
    • Murphy Call Box
    • Ports & Harbors
    • Progressive Era
    • Prohibition
    • Torso Murders
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  • Vintage Fleet
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Cleveland Police Museum
  • About
    • Trustees
    • Museum in a Box
    • Speakers Bureau
    • Plan your visit
  • Membership
    • Hot Sheet
  • Collections
    • The Tragedy of Glenville
    • Fallen Officers Exhibit
    • 19th Century Policing
    • Death Masks
    • Eliot Ness
    • K-9 Unit
    • Motorcycle Unit
    • Mounted Unit
    • Murphy Call Box
    • Ports & Harbors
    • Progressive Era
    • Prohibition
    • Torso Murders
  • Contact
  • History & News
  • Heroes
  • Vintage Fleet
  • Donate

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The Cleveland Police Historical Society and Museum exists to collect and preserve police history and to use its collection and programs to educate the public and foster mutual understanding and respect between law enforcement and the public.

Cleveland Police Historical Society

1300 Ontario Street
Cleveland, OH 44113
Phone: 216.623.5055

Hours

Wednesdays and Thursdays from 10 am – 2 pm.
Tours are also available by appointment; use our contact form for your request.
Admission is always free
If the Cleveland Municipal School District is closed due to inclement weather, the Museum will be closed as well.

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