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The Silver State National Peace Officers Museum is located in historic Virginia City, Nevada. With a spectacular collection of United States law enforcement artifacts dating back to 1784 and situated within the County Courthouse and 1876 jail, the museum offers visitors a magnificent walk back in time and a fun opportunity for the entire family. Features include our Hall of History, Kid's Station, Nevada Officers Memorial Room, and a gift shop. Visitors also enjoy great photo opportuities. Step back in time with us when in Virginia City!
Don't miss our annual Police Memorial Week Parade and Restored Emergency Vehicle Show, this year taking place on Saturday, May 5th. Additional registration information may be found on our events page.
Visit our Exhibits page to preview just some of what you will see during your visit to the museum. Download our quarterly newsletter for up to date information and intersting historical articles.
The museum opens for the season on May 1st and closes for winter on November 1st. We are open daily from 11:00 to 5:00.
Mission Statement: The mission of the Silver State National Peace Officers Museum is to provide our visitors with an education of the law enforcement profession; facilitate the preservation of the rich history of law enforcement in the development of the Great State of Nevada, and the United States of America; and to showcase those who have maintained the peace throughout history of this great land with sacrifice in service while wearing the symbols of law enforcement and while supporting the codes of the law enforcement profession.
The Silver State National Peace Officers Museum is a non-profit organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. All donations are deductible to the full extent permitted by law. We appreciate your support.
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