Glasgow Police Museum

Very cute place, I saw a promotional poster on the trash can on the side of the road, and I saw that the door was still open, so I touched it. It feels like a personal one. It only opens two days a week. When you arrive at the gate, you have to ring the doorbell. The owner of the museum used to be a policeman, and his biggest hobby is collecting police uniforms from all countries. Knowing that I am from the mainland, I specially pointed out the mainland police uniform to me, and even North Korea. If I have the opportunity, I want to send him more police uniforms.

A nondescript building in the heart of Glasgow, this is the Glasgow Police Museum, where the history of the Glasgow Police is recorded and the history of the police. Glasgow Police Museum is a private museum setting and volunteer members of the Glasgow Police Heritage Society are stationed. It is fully supported by donations from the public. Access to the museum is free if you like your visit and hope to achieve a museum maintenance donation. The Glasgow Police History Exhibition contains artifacts and text boards which provide a historical insight into the characters, events and contributions since its inception, other factors of development and the birth of the first British police force evolved, Glasgow City Police from 1779 to 1975. In the International Police Exhibition Hall, the scope of regulation here includes the world. Over 2,000 badges, helmets and uniforms, here you can find uniforms in most countries in the world, including mainland China, and North Korea. This will make you feel interesting.

Very cute place, I saw a promotional poster on the trash can on the side of the road, and I saw that the door was still open, so I touched it. It feels like a personal one. It only opens two days a week. When you arrive at the gate, you have to ring the doorbell. The owner of the museum used to be a policeman, and his biggest hobby is collecting police uniforms from all countries. Knowing that I am from the mainland, I specially pointed out the mainland police uniform to me, and even North Korea. If I have the opportunity, I want to send him more police uniforms.

Very fun place, the owner has a lot of police uniforms in private, there are all over the world, here can also see the development of local police history.

Feels like a personal one, open only two days a week, with a nondescript building in the heart of Glasgow