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Trinidad and Tobago Police Service Museum

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📍 Location Old Police Headquarters Cor. St Vincent Street & Sackville Street, Port of Spain

Description

The Museum of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service was established on September 22, 2004, with the approval of the Commissioner of Police, Trevor Paul. It was founded by W.P. Sgt. Sheila Prince, Museum Curator, and Constable Nigel Stephen, Videographer and began with a single room inside the historic Old Police Headquarters dedicated to preserving and showcasing the history of policing in Trinidad and Tobago. Over the years, the museum has grown into an engaging educational and cultural space that offers a unique opportunity for visitors to connect with the heritage and evolution of policing in Trinidad and Tobago.

Details

Opening Hours: 9 am - 4 pm

Entry Fee: Free

Facilities

Parking: Limited Parking

Accessibility: Yes

Washroom: Yes

Visitor Ready: Yes

Dress Code: Smart Casual.

Booking: Yes

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Additional Details

State/Government Managed: Yes

Body Oversight: Trinidad and Tobago Police Service

Privately Managed/Owned: No