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The Denver Police Museum would like to thank Marie Dabis of the Denver Police Department and members of Denver City Council who voted to transfer the ownership of this 1978 […]

This June, the Denver Police Museum successfully acquired the original badge of Denver’s First Police Woman Sadie Likens. This is a significant addition to the outstanding badge collection the museum

Click here to view the Channel 7 Report In late 2025, the Museum will host a ceremony to remember the victims of the tragic United Airlines Flight 629 disaster, the

Thanks to the hard work of retired Denver Police Sgt. Dean Christopherson, we were able to add the late Denver Police Officer Dale Coski to the national and state memorials.

Police Week 2025 was another big success with a number of special events and tributes to our fallen officers and legacy Denver Police Families and innovators. We would like to

“It was like him to try to protect others at the expense of his own life. He spent his life trying to help others. When he joined the force, he

On Sunday evening, January 12, 1958, Don Seick and his wife Eloine were out for a drive after visiting a few friends. They had left their six children, ages six

First-Hand Accounts Humanize Officers and Help to Tell Personal Histories The Denver Police Museum houses many significant artifacts with rich histories essential to our mission of building a bridge between