A rare curator-led tour of the Justice and Police Museum confronts disturbing artefacts from Sydney's dark criminal history.
Sydney's darkest secrets unlocked.
Behind the walls where Sydney's accused, convicted and condemned were charged and sentenced, lie objects too disturbing for regular public display.
Confront the artefacts the city would rather forget — carrying brutal stories, contested histories, and connections to a dark underbelly that still pulses beneath the surface today.
From illicit pleasures to ideologies that refuse to die, this rare curator-led tour asks the questions we fear: what do we keep, what do we hide, and what refuses to stay forgotten?
Location: Justice and Police Museum, Corner Albert and Phillip streets, Sydney NSW 2000. Sessions run for 60 mins. Restricted to ages 18+.
Accessibility: there are 16 steps into the museum by the front (Albert Street) entrance; visitors with wheelchairs and visitors with low mobility can enter via a ramp to the left of the stairs at the same entrance. Once inside, there is access to most areas including the main exhibition gallery, police court and toilets, though some other areas are narrow with steps.
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Corner Albert and Phillip streets, Sydney NSW 2000
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