Los Angeles Police Museum

Housed in a restored 1925 police station and original jail in Highland Park, the Los Angeles Police Museum showcases the history and evolution of the LAPD. Visitors can view a collection of vintage police vehicles, armored cars, radios, badges, and historic crime artifacts. The exhibits highlight major events and law enforcement history from the late 19th century through modern times.

History

Established in 2001, the Los Angeles Police Museum is housed in the old Highland Park Police Station, which served as an active station from 1925 until 1983 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Expert notes

• Photography is allowed but be mindful of specific exhibits with restrictions.
• It's recommended to call ahead for group tours.
• Check for occasional closures due to private events or maintenance.

Features

• Exhibits
• Gift Shop
• Guided Tours
• Historic Vehicles
• Interactive Displays

Special occasion reservations

• For private events, contact the museum administration via phone or email.
• Reservation details and rates can be discussed directly with the museum staff.