Museum Event

Walking Tour: History of MPD

  Walking the Beat: The History of the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington, D.C. This 75-minute guided walking tour explores the history of the Metropolitan Police Department and its role in shaping the nation’s capital. From the Civil War to civil rights protests, and from Lincoln’s assassination to modern policing challenges, visitors will discover the

Walking Tour: History of MPD

  Walking the Beat: The History of the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington, D.C. This 75-minute guided walking tour explores the history of the Metropolitan Police Department and its role in shaping the nation’s capital. From the Civil War to civil rights protests, and from Lincoln’s assassination to modern policing challenges, visitors will discover the

Open House at the Museum

Saturday, Sept. 27, 2025 The National Law Enforcement Museum will offer free entry and a day filled with family-friendly activities, demonstrations, and immersive educational experiences. This is an incredible opportunity to connect with law enforcement, learn about their vital role in society, and have a blast with engaging activities. This event is fit for all

Scavenger Hunt: Driven to Serve

Experience the role of police vehicles at the National Law Enforcement Museum! Join us on Saturday, July 19th, at the National Law Enforcement Museum for a thrilling journey through law enforcement history! Explore the vital roles vehicles have played in daring rescues, high-speed chases, and undercover operations. Scavenger Hunts occur on the last Saturday of each

Woven in Time: How DuPont Continues to Protect First Responders

Lifeline | 7/9/2025 For more than 30 years, DuPont has supported the NLEOMF’s mission of remembering and honoring fallen officers. On this episode of Lifeline, Bill Alexander, CEO of the NLEOMF, sits down with Steven LaGanke of DuPont and Mike Foreman of Point Blank Enterprises to discuss the newest technologies when it comes to first

Lifeline | Acknowledging Trauma: Asking for Help and Healing, with Keith Shibley

Lifeline | 6/25/2025 Keith Shibley is a law enforcement officer and public speaker who uses his platform to inform officers of the dangers of substance abuse on the job and the importance of officers prioritizing their mental wellness on the job. Keith sat down with our Director of Programs, Anna Muckenfuss, to discuss his story

Lifeline | Resilience in Action: Thriving Beyond Challenges with JD Morris

Lifeline | 5/14/2025 Lifeline provides content with a holistic wellness approach focused on supporting American law enforcement. This programming is intended to make it safer for those who serve, keeping names off the Memorial walls, and to share best practices to promote overall resilience and survivability. On this special episode of Lifeline, Matt Garcia, Deputy Director

Science Saturday: Toxicology

Step into the role of a forensic toxicologist at the National Law Enforcement Museum! Learn how investigators uncover hidden clues in test samples to solve crimes. Visitors will analyze mock evidence, conduct hands-on chemical tests, and explore how toxicology has shaped justice throughout history. This educational experience takes roughly one hour to complete. Sessions will

Science Saturday: Ballistics

Ready, aim, investigate! Dive into the science of ballistics at the National Law Enforcement Museum. Discover how experts match bullets to firearms, reconstruct crime scenes, and crack open cold cases. Visitors will examine mock evidence, test trajectories, and see how ballistics science hits the target every time. This educational experience takes roughly one hour to

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