For two weeks in August 2021 summer, the National Justice Museum hosted a variety of exciting events, film screenings, talks and activities as part of S.H.E.D - the Social Higher Education Depot.

For Women’s History Month 2021, we’re sharing a collection of Charlotte Bryant letters from our archives.

An interview with His Honour Judge John Burgess about the impact of COVID-19 on legal proceedings in Nottingham.

We catch up with our former ghost tour extraordinaire Claire Finn to see whether she has any spooky stories to tell.

Michael, one of our educational facilitators at the National Justice Museum tells up about the positives of being Autistic.

With so many changes within legislation and human rights, the question has emerged in recent years; why is Pride still relevant?

We’re delighted that the National Justice Museum has been chosen as one of the 500 top experiences and hidden gems in Great Britain.

The Bloody Code imposed the death penalty for over 200 offences – many of which were surprisingly trivial.

Nottingham’s National Justice Museum has received a prestigious Sandford Award for Heritage Education.