When looking around there was a lot of good displays such as with the different types of eras handcuffs, prison cell, and variety of activities here. If you are into history it’s good to see the different eras in person
Great visit to the museum with very helpful volunteers and police officers
Adults and children had a brilliant time at the museum seeing all the equipment, chatting to police officers and visiting the cells. Highly recommend a visit
We had a fantastic time at the Museum of Policing in Cheshire! It was such a fun and engaging experience for the whole family - the kids were thoroughly entertained, and there was plenty of fascinating history and insight for the adults too. A special mention to Len and Steve, who were both incredibly knowledgeable and made the visit even more enjoyable with their enthusiasm and good humour. A thoroughly worthwhile visit for families of all ages. As visits are primarily appointment only, do reach out to them via the website to plan your visit :)
Friendly knowledgeable volunteers, very interesting and experience was 1 and a half hours perfect length of time, would highly recommend a visit
Where is it?! Has it closed?
Great afternoon out. I went with my son and his cubs group. Lots to see and do. Really enjoyed it.
Very interesting. Lots to see and do.
Me and my 8yr son had a great time visiting this museum. Very interesting place and amazing staff, everybody was so involved in explaining lots of things to us. One of the best things I really appreciated was that we had a guided tour. We've been told lovely stories about the police history and my son enjoyed dressing up and 'driving' a real police car. Many thanks to Alan, Peter and all lovely volunteers that made this happened.
A great museum.
The Museum of Policing in Cheshire is located at County Police Office, Warrington Police Station, 101 Arpley St, Warrington WA1 1LQ, UK
You can contact The Museum of Policing in Cheshire at +44 1606 365803
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