• Plans for First — Ever National Law Enforcement Museum Formally Unveiled — Press Release, 2/28/07 (PDF 45 KB)
• Bringing the Museum to Life (PDF 74 KB)
• About the NLEM (PDF 68 KB)
• About the Campaign (PDF 64 KB)
• About NLEOMF (PDF 70 KB)
• NLEM Bios (PDF 77 KB)
• NLEOMF Board of Directors (PDF 98 KB)
• Article 1: The National Law Enforcement Museum Scheduled to Open in 2011 (PDF 109 KB)
• Article 2: National Law Enforcement Musem Exhibits (PDF 110 KB)
• Article 3: Behind the Exhibits (PDF 110 KB)

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• April 21, 2008:
  NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT MUSEUM SALUTES NEW YORK
  Cast members of "Law & Order: SVU" among the special guests at April 22 event celebrating New York's law enforcement history and showcasing how new national Museum in Washington, DC, will tell the New York story.
  
  
• March 24, 2008:
  A GLIMPSE BEHIND THE BADGE
  New website offers a "sneak peek" of first-ever National Law Enforcement Museum; galleries, exhibitions and artifacts are previewed.
  
  
• February 25, 2008:
  FOX HOME ENTERTAINMENT SUPPORTS NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT MUSEUM
  IN RECOGNITION OF THE "COPS" 20th ANNIVERSARY DVD, TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX HOME ENTERTAINMENT SUPPORTS CAPITAL CAMPAIGN FOR FIRST-EVER NATIONAL MUSEUM DEDICATED TO LAW ENFORCEMENT
  
  
• January 29, 2008:
  SECURITAS DONATES $50,000 TO NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT MUSEUM
  Donation will support first-ever national museum in Washington, DC, dedicated to law enforcement history and operations in America
  
  
• January 18, 2008:
  ELI LILLY AND COMPANY DONATES $100,000 TO NATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT MUSEUM
  Donation will help build first-ever national museum in Washington, DC, dedicated to the history and importance of law enforcement in America
  
  

President William Clinton — The NLEM



Transcript/President William Clinton (PDF 60 KB)


President George H.W. Bush — The NLEM



Transcript/President George H.W. Bush (PDF 59 KB)

• February 28, 2007:
  NLEM Kickoff Press Conference — Craig Floyd Remarks (PDF 60 KB)

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Museum Artifacts


NLEM Artifact Photo Captions (PDF 58 KB)

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Exhibit Renderings


NLEM Exhibit Rendering Captions (PDF 61 KB)

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Architectural Renderings


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