Rotary Museum of Police and Corrections

The Rotary Museum of Police and Corrections displays law enforcement artifacts, including uniforms, weapons, and disciplinary equipment from Saskatchewan's penal history.

Established in 1985, the museum occupies the original 1888 guardroom of the first Royal Canadian Mounted Police depot in Prince Albert.

The museum collection includes handcrafted items from inmates, such as improvised weapons and tools, representing life within correctional facilities.

Visitors need to contact the Historical Museum to schedule appointments, with admission costing 5 Canadian dollars for individuals aged 12 and above.

The facility exhibits a Thompson submachine gun used by Saskatchewan Provincial Police and a makeshift alcohol still constructed from a fire extinguisher.

Location: Prince Albert

Website: http://historypa.com/museums/police_corrections.html

GPS coordinates: 53.17900,-105.75893

Latest update: June 7, 2025 18:12