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Founded in 1960, the American Police Hall of Fame and Museum is the nation's first law enforcement museum and memorial dedicated to American law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.

Dedicated to the law enforcement officers who have made the ultimate sacrifice, the Memorial serves as a place of remembrance for many families and friends. 

Check out our state-of-the-art, indoor Shooting Center. From firearm rentals to targets and training, we offer everything you need for a great range experience. Click here for more info.

Visit our Friends of Law Enforcement page by clicking the logo on the left. The organizations and companies listed there have donated money or goods and services to a variety of programs at the American Police Hall of Fame & Museum or to our chartering organization, The National Association of Chiefs of Police.

Please show your gratitude for their support of our men and women who guard the streets of America!

Museum Calendar

July 17: Freedom Fest  - LIVE music by The Syndicate, THREE food trucks -Dancing Empanada, Bizzle's & Heavenly Seafood. This event treats visitors to a celebration of First Responders, the Military and the Constitution, featuring activities designed to pay tribute to the role of our men and women in uniform and our first responders. Event will feature vendors, demonstrations, kids activities, hands-on sessions. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.  FREEDOM FEST 2021 Tickets, Sat, Jul 17, 2021 at 10:00 AM | Eventbrite  -- FREE to the public! 

Aug 21: Banish Bullying Day offers tips for resolving unacceptable behavior by presenting options for de-escalation and conflict resolution. The event will spotlight diversity and understanding “the other guy’s point of view.” Will feature games, activities, special speakers, prizes and more. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. FREE

Sept 11: Patriot Day Remembrance honors first responders involved in 9/11 with special emphasis on the 20th anniversary of this dark day in American history. The month also spotlights the rich history/exciting future of women in Policing, with special exhibits and displays. Museum is free to the public on Sept. 11.

Sept 26: Warrior Women Expo – This exciting event will be held across the Hall of Fame campus, and will feature self-defense training for women, range activities, simulator training, vendors, speakers, food and fun, all in the name of empowering women and teaching them situational awareness and personal safety. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Price to be announced.

Oct 9: Diversity in Law Enforcement focuses on the ground-breaking roles of people of color in policing, from frontier days to now, with special presentations on career opportunities for people of color and ways in which diversity enriches and enhances law enforcement goals and objectives. The day will feature special speakers, games, activities, and give aways. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. FREE.

Nov 13: Full STEAM Ahead teaches forensic science to young and old alike and emphasizes how STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math) disciplines have changed the approach to crime scene investigations, with workshops blending history, science and STEM. Event will feature activities, science fun, experiments, presentations from crime scene investigators, and MORE! 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. FREE

Dec 3 (Parent’s Night Out) and Dec. 4 (Holiday Workshop): Holiday Shopping Safety Month emphasizes safety throughout the holidays, and making wise choices with seasonal activities. Parents will once again have the opportunity to register for the Children’s Holiday Workshop (complete with Santa visit) and Parent’s Night Out. Prices TBD.

With all events, visitors can find out more by going to www.aphf.org or calling 321-264-0911, Ext. 120 or emailing JaneyH@aphf.org or Jaymed@aphf.org.