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Inspiring tales of justice
Hear true stories brought to extraordinary life
Meet amazing role-playing characters. Enjoy fun, interactive activities. Explore captivating collections and fascinating objects, and experience justice and the law like never before.
WHAT'S ON
Adventures in history
Our thriving events programme explores the museum’s rich history and its unique collections in entertaining, intriguing and thought-provoking ways.
Summer holiday Saturdays
Junior detectives
11 June & 5 August, 6pm - 8pm
Crime club
Daily 10am - 5.00pm
Father of forensics
Daily 10am - 5.00pm
Crime gallery
21 May – 31 October 2021
Power
Every Friday
Creative workshops
Anyday
Arts award
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Excellent place! So much to see, read and hear and fantastic actors staying true to their characters. We thoroughly enjoyed our visit!
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A fascinating day out and well worth the admission fee! Well done, good value for money
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Are you ready to join us?
Experience the harsh realities of life on the wrong side of the law. At the National Justice Museum we’re ready to share an adventure you’ll never forget. The question is, are you ready to join us?
LEARNING
Inspiring minds
Share a unique learning experience
Sparking imaginations and inspiring minds, our unique curriculum-linked learning programmes for children and young people offer true-to-life workshops in real courtroom settings. Through immersive and engaging digital sessions, we illuminate justice, the law and its practise in a way learners will never forget. Plan a visit today.
Latest exhibitions
Open now and throughout the summer
Power: Freedom to create is a new exhibition in partnership with Koestler Arts. Showcasing contemporary and historic artworks, it celebrates the skill and imagination of artists exploring themes of power and creativity.
NEWS
Inspiring thinking
Read about our latest exhibitions, activities and initiatives about justice and the law.
‘Freed Soul’ letters
For Women’s History Month 2021, we’re sharing a collection of Charlotte Bryant letters from our archives.
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Justice week 2021
An interview with His Honour Judge John Burgess about the impact of COVID-19 on legal proceedings in Nottingham.
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Ghost stories with Claire
We catch up with our former ghost tour extraordinaire Claire Finn to see whether she has any spooky stories to tell.
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Autism and me
Michael, one of our educational facilitators at the National Justice Museum tells up about the positives of being Autistic.
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Staying proud
With so many changes within legislation and human rights, the question has emerged in recent years; why is Pride still relevant?
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Ultimate travel list
We’re delighted that the National Justice Museum has been chosen as one of the 500 top experiences and hidden gems in Great Britain.
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The ‘Bloody Code’?
The Bloody Code imposed the death penalty for over 200 offences – many of which were surprisingly trivial.
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Sandford award
Nottingham’s National Justice Museum has received a prestigious Sandford Award for Heritage Education.
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