The Prison & Police Museum is housed in the former Ripon Liberty Prison, which later became Ripon Police Station. It is a fitting setting to explore the history of Yorkshire policing and the harsh realities of the Victorian prison. Step through the gate into the prison yard, where you can “lock up” your friends and family in the pillory or experience the whipping post. Enter the museum, where the galleries are housed in the original atmospheric prison cells, with their white-washed walls and barred windows. Discover the history of policing in Yorkshire, from the Anglo-Saxons to the formation of professional policing. Police uniform, insignia, and transport are all displayed, with the chance to sit on an original police motorcycle.
Ripon Police Museums
Explore a grim prison with whitewashed cells and barred windows!
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