The Vancouver Police Museum & Archives (formerly Vancouver Police Centennial Museum) opened to commemorate the centennial of the Vancouver Police Department and the City of Vancouver, British Columbia in 1986. Located at 240 E. Cordova Street adjacent to Vancouver's Gastown, the museum is housed in a building that was purpose-built in 1932 for use by the City Coroner’s Services and includes the Coroner's Court, morgue and autopsy facilities (until 1980) and the City Analyst’s Laboratory (until 1996). In 1935, the Coroner's Court was used as a makeshift hospital by police during the Battle of Ballantyne Pier. It was designed by architect Arthur J. Bird, and today it is a municipally designated class "A" heritage building.
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- Museo de la Policía de Vancouver (es)
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| - Das Vancouver Police Centennial Museum ist ein Museum in der kanadischen Stadt Vancouver. Es befasst sich mit der Geschichte des Vancouver Police Department (VPD), der städtischen Polizei. Das Museum befindet sich an der 240 East Cordova Street im Stadtteil Gastown, im ehemaligen Sitz der städtischen Rechtsmedizin (Coroner's Court). Das Gebäude steht unter Denkmalschutz. (de)
- El Museo de la Policía de Vancouver es un museo de historia abierto al público para conmemorar el centenario del Departamento de Policía de Vancouver y la ciudad de Vancouver, British Columbia en 1986. En 1935, el Juzgado de Instrucción (lugar utilizado anteriormente) fue utilizado como hospital improvisado por la policía durante la Batalla de Pier Ballantyne. Fue diseñado por el arquitecto Arthur J. Bird, y hoy es un edificio de patrimonio municipal. (es)
- The Vancouver Police Museum & Archives (formerly Vancouver Police Centennial Museum) opened to commemorate the centennial of the Vancouver Police Department and the City of Vancouver, British Columbia in 1986. Located at 240 E. Cordova Street adjacent to Vancouver's Gastown, the museum is housed in a building that was purpose-built in 1932 for use by the City Coroner’s Services and includes the Coroner's Court, morgue and autopsy facilities (until 1980) and the City Analyst’s Laboratory (until 1996). In 1935, the Coroner's Court was used as a makeshift hospital by police during the Battle of Ballantyne Pier. It was designed by architect Arthur J. Bird, and today it is a municipally designated class "A" heritage building. (en)
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| - El Museo de la Policía de Vancouver es un museo de historia abierto al público para conmemorar el centenario del Departamento de Policía de Vancouver y la ciudad de Vancouver, British Columbia en 1986. En 1935, el Juzgado de Instrucción (lugar utilizado anteriormente) fue utilizado como hospital improvisado por la policía durante la Batalla de Pier Ballantyne. Fue diseñado por el arquitecto Arthur J. Bird, y hoy es un edificio de patrimonio municipal. El museo está dirigido por la Sociedad Histórica de Policía de Vancouver, una organización sin fines de lucro fundada en 1983 con el mandato de fomentar el interés en la historia del Departamento de Policía de Vancouver y abrir un museo para este fin. El museo alberga una colección de cerca de 20.000 objetos. Esto incluye documentos de archivo, fotografías, publicaciones, armas de fuego decomisadas y otro tipo de armamento, falsificación de moneda, y unos artefactos y demás objetos de interés, de los cuales un 40% está en exhibición. El museo ofrece programas educativos para niños y excursiones. El museo cuenta con una tienda de regalos y publica un boletín trimestral. El museo se autosostiene a través de las cuotas de admisión, cuotas de socios, donaciones, ventas de la tienda de regalos y donaciones para proyectos, el museo no recibe financiamiento directo del Departamento de Policía de Vancouver o la ciudad de Vancouver. (es)
- Das Vancouver Police Centennial Museum ist ein Museum in der kanadischen Stadt Vancouver. Es befasst sich mit der Geschichte des Vancouver Police Department (VPD), der städtischen Polizei. Das Museum befindet sich an der 240 East Cordova Street im Stadtteil Gastown, im ehemaligen Sitz der städtischen Rechtsmedizin (Coroner's Court). Das Gebäude steht unter Denkmalschutz. Das Museum wird von der Vancouver Police Historical Society betrieben, einer 1983 gegründeten Non-Profit-Organisation. Die Eröffnung erfolgte 1986, aus Anlass des 100. Jubiläums der Stadtgründung und der städtischen Polizei. Gezeigt werden rund 20.000 Objekte, darunter Archivdokumente, Fotos, Publikationen, beschlagnahmte Waffen und Falschgeld. Das bietet auch Lehrveranstaltungen für Kinder an und organisiert Führungen durch die Nachbarschaft, die unter dem Motto „Die Sünden der Stadt“ (Sins of the City) stehen. (de)
- The Vancouver Police Museum & Archives (formerly Vancouver Police Centennial Museum) opened to commemorate the centennial of the Vancouver Police Department and the City of Vancouver, British Columbia in 1986. Located at 240 E. Cordova Street adjacent to Vancouver's Gastown, the museum is housed in a building that was purpose-built in 1932 for use by the City Coroner’s Services and includes the Coroner's Court, morgue and autopsy facilities (until 1980) and the City Analyst’s Laboratory (until 1996). In 1935, the Coroner's Court was used as a makeshift hospital by police during the Battle of Ballantyne Pier. It was designed by architect Arthur J. Bird, and today it is a municipally designated class "A" heritage building. The museum is run by the Vancouver Police Historical Society, a non-profit organization established in 1983 with the mandate to foster interest in the history of the Vancouver Police Department and to open a museum for this purpose. The catalyst for the project was the museum's first curator, Joe Swan, a former police sergeant and amateur historian. Swan wrote the department's official history book, which was published by the Vancouver Historical Society in 1986, entitled, A Century of Service: The Vancouver Police, 1886-1986. The museum is located on the top floor of the city-owned Coroner's Court building and permanent exhibits include the original morgue and autopsy suite. The museum maintains a collection of approximately 30,000 objects. This includes archival documents, photographs, publications, confiscated firearms and other weapons, counterfeit currency, and various other artifacts and memorabilia, of which an estimated 40% is on display. The museum offers educational programs for children and youth that are focused on forensic investigation. The museum has a small book shop featuring a curated collection of books written by local authors and publishes a quarterly newsletter. The museum is self-funded through admission and program fees, membership fees, donations, book shop sales, and project grants; the museum receives no direct funding from the Vancouver Police Department or the City of Vancouver but gratefully receives their in-kind support. (en)
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