The Forensic Detectives Summer Camp is a week-long dive into the messy and meticulous world of forensic science. Students aged 10-15 engage in hands-on training in the basics of crime scene investigation from fingerprints to DNA, and tool marks to trace. Full tuition scholarships are available for students attending Title I schools.
Join educators in the Learning Center for a fun-filled afternoon of floral dissection, insect identification, and more.
Learn MoreThe Teen Leadership Council is hosting a day of arts at the National Law Enforcement Museum! This event includes a one-act play and an art show, planned and produced by the Council.
Learn moreChildren can meet a retired police officer during our Storytime program at 11 AM on the first Wednesday of each month. The officer will read a book and a museum educator will lead a hands-on activity. This month we will read Whose Hat is This? by Sharon Katz Cooper and learn about recognizing police uniforms and gear. The Storytime program is free with admission to the Museum. Children 5 and under and group chaperones receive free admission to the Museum.
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Learn what it’s like to be a cop and test your knowledge and skills in DC’s newest and most interactive Museum.
Get the inside scoop on Museum events, historical artifacts and law enforcement-related issues from the those in the know. Our Museum staff shares their experiences every week on the official blog. Don’t miss your chance to hear it from experts!
Sheriff Lucius Amerson (back left) poses with his deputies.
Sheriff Lucius Amerson (back left) poses with his deputies.
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