Museum

Discover the history of policing in Winnipeg.
The Winnipeg police museum offers visitors a unique look at the people, stories, and artifacts that have shaped policing in our city. Through historic uniforms, equipment, photographs, and real case stories, the museum connects Winnipeg’s past with the present.

Located within WPS headquarters, the museum is a meaningful stop for history enthusiasts, students, and visitors interested in learning more about the evolution of policing in our community.

Plan your visit

Location

245 Smith St.
Main floor

Hours

Tuesday – Friday:
10 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Group bookings & tours

Group visits are welcomed and encouraged. Guided tours provide additional context and insight into the exhibits. Ideal for school groups, community organizations, and special interest groups. Tour availability is subject to staffing. To request a group visit please contact us using the information below.

Contact

For general inquiries, tour requests, or additional information:

Phone: (204) 986-3976
Email: wps-museum@winnipegpolice.ca

Please include preferred dates, group size, and the purpose of your visit when requesting a booking.

Supporting the museum

The Winnipeg Police Museum & Historical Society Inc. is a not-for-profit registered charity, operating in close partnership with, but separate from the Winnipeg Police Service. The Museum is a grant funded by the City of Winnipeg and the Winnipeg Police Service and further supported through guided tours, private donations, and sales from the gift shop.

Help us thrive by making a donation today through Endow Manitoba.

Gift shop

Shop the museum online gift shop for unique memorabilia and items that help support the preservation of Winnipeg’s policing history.

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