Incorporated in 1998, The New York City Police Museum is dedicated to preserving the history of
the New York City Police Department, the world’s largest and most famous police force. The Museum strives to be an accessible resource for all the communities of the city of New York.
Through its exhibitions, collections and educational programming, the Museum illustrates how the policies and culture of the NYPD have evolved over time to meet the changing needs of the City.
The Museum serves as an educational institution, living memorial, and bridge of understanding between the various communities of New York, the international community and the New York City Police Department.

Description and/or History:
The New York City Police Museum is a non-profit that tells the story of Policing in New York. The Museum audience includes tourists from all over the world, local families, Police Officers and their families,and a large number of school and community groups from the five boroughs. The Museum has a number of permanent exhibits including an exhibit on 9/11 and counterterrorism; runs programs for schools about the job of Police Officers and safety; and runs slate of public family programs and events throughout the year.

Contact people:

Elana Yellen, Volunteer Coordinator, (212) 480-3100 x 116, (email) Kerri Brockner, Office Manager, (212) 480-3100 x 112, (email)

Address:

100 Old Slip New York, NY 10005 (See a map)

Directions:

The Museum is close to the 2/3 wall st. station, the 4/5 Bowling Green station, the JMZ Broad St station, the 1 South Ferry Station, and the RW South Ferry Station. The Museum is also close to the Staten Island. . . (more)   Nearest Metro/Subway Stop: 2/3,   Walk distance (in minutes): 5   Nearest Bus Stop: M15/ M9, 1 minute walk