Watch | The Tamil Nadu Police Museum is now open
The Hindu
A video feature on Chennai's first police museum that showcases the history of our men and women in khaki
483 Pantheon Road in Egmore was a two-storied building that was on the verge of being demolished, but is now restored and will be home to the Tamil Nadu Police Museum.
It will host a that marks the passage of the enforcement agency from colonial India to a technologically advanced force.
The structure and its outlying grounds of 14 acres were bought for ₹21,000 and became the headquarters of the first Police Commissioner of Madras, Lieutenant-Colonel John Carne Boulderson in 1856.

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