About Us

Our Mission...

The Massachusetts State Police take pride in their heritage and wish to preserve their history for future members of the department as well as for the public. The Massachusetts State Police Museum and Learning Center will provide an opportunity for visitors to explore the Massachusetts State Police’s past as well as learn more about up to date law enforcement methods and current highway safety efforts. It will cost an estimated fifteen million dollars to construct this museum and we need your support to make the museum a reality.

Mounted Trooper, circa 1926

Over the years, many State Police related items and historic memorabilia have been recovered and restored. These items are currently on display in other locations or in storage awaiting permanent display at the future Massachusetts State Police Museum and Learning Center.

A 1932 State Trooper patrol duty Indian motorcycle

Planned exhibits in the Massachusetts State Police Museum and Learning Center will include:

	Restored 1931, 1941, 1951 Ford Cruisers
	Motorcycles, including a 1963 Harley Davidson
	Weapons collections
	Historical uniforms, hats and artifacts
	Sacco and Vanzetti memorabilia
	Harvard riot photos and riot equipment
	McClellan saddle and equine related items
	Original teletype machine
	The first computer used by the State Police department
	Historic daily station logs
	JF Kennedy photos and memorabilia
	Nostalgic badges and patches

1976: State Troopers assigned to enforcement of court ordered bussing and integration of public schools, Boston, MA

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