The Delaware State Police Force has been protecting the citizens of Delaware since 1923, and at the Delaware State Police Museum, visitors can learn all about the history and heritage of the police force as well as about the role of law enforcement in society. The exhibits cover topics like law enforcement methods and road safety efforts, and some feature interactive elements like a 911 command console and a police car with sirens and lights you can activate. The museum is open Monday through Friday and on the third Saturday of every month, and admission is free.

1425 N Dupont Hwy, Dover, DE 19901, Phone: 302-739-7700

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