Description
The Kent Police Museum is a museum of police history located at Faversham Police Station in Kent, England. It captures the history of the county's police force, starting in 1857 with the establishment of the Kent County Constabulary.
We collect and care for a large number of donated artefacts reflecting the rich history of Kent Police from 1857 until the present day, and aim to share this very important historical resource with the widest possible audience.
entry is free. If you are looking for Best place for day out with kids and families then this is the perfect destination offering fun, adventure, and unforgettable memories for everyone.
Features
- Free
- Host birthday parties: No
Features
Collections: We collect and care for a large number of donated artefacts reflecting the rich history of Kent Police from 1857 until the present day, and aim to share this very important historical resource with the widest possible audience. The collections include uniforms and equipment from both the past and present; crime related artefacts; historic documents and official records, and a large photographic collection. Like most museums, many items are poorly recorded, and work continues to document and catalogue our growing collection in line with UK museum professional standards.
An estimate of our current holdings includes:
- 10,000 photographs
- 3,000 artefacts
- 5,000 documents and newspaper articles)
- 1,500 books/journals
- 3,000 films
- 2 motorbikes
1.58 miles
