About Us

Our Vision

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The Vancouver Police Museum and Archives is dedicated to preserving the history and memory of British Columbia’s largest independent municipal agency, the historic City Coroner’s Services and the City Analyst's Laboratory. It serves as an educational institution, living memorial, cultural anchor, and bridge between Vancouver citizens, visitors and local law enforcement.

Contact Info

240 East Cordova Street, Vancouver, BC info@vancouverpolicemuseum.ca

604.665.3346

Hours

Thursday - Saturday: 11 am - 5 pm

Sunday: 12 pm - 5 pm

The Vancouver Police Museum & Archives is an independent museum run by the Vancouver Police Historical Society, a registered charity. The museum’s foundations began in celebration of the Vancouver Police Department’s centennial anniversary in 1986 and have since expanded beyond the blue lens of local law enforcement to include the history of the Coroner’s Court building that houses the museum. 

Walk through the museum's authentic historic spaces and learn about some of Vancouver's most exciting criminal cases and unsolved murder mysteries, or find out about the fascinating history of forensic science and policing in Vancouver. Our exhibits are educational, captivating, and include authentic photos, archival material and artefacts straight from the source. Don't forget, admission also gives you direct access to the city's former morgue and autopsy room!

Our Team

Diane Panozzo

Museum Director

Sasha Hnatiuk

Curator

Lisa Glandt

Archivist

The Vancouver Police Museum and Archives is a registered charity and not-for-profit organization. We rely on admission fees and your generous donations to keep our operations going. Help us thrive by making a donation today!