National Justice Museum

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The National Justice Museum is a heritage and education museum in Nottingham, England, focused on the history of law, crime, and punishment, housed in historic court and prison buildings.

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National Justice Museum canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf educational charity
heritage centre
museum
buildingUse former courthouse
former gaol
former police station
country England
United Kingdom
focusesOn crime
history of law
punishment
formerName Galleries of Justice Museum NERFINISHED
hasCollectionType courtroom records
legal history objects
prison artefacts
punishment devices
hasFeature cells
gallows exhibition
historic courtroom
hasOnlinePresence official website
heritageStatus Grade II* listed building
housedIn historic court buildings
historic prison buildings
locatedIn Lace Market NERFINISHED
Nottingham city centre NERFINISHED
location Nottingham NERFINISHED
near Lace Market tram stop NERFINISHED
Nottingham Contemporary NERFINISHED
St Mary’s Church, Nottingham NERFINISHED
offers educational programmes
guided tours
museum exhibitions
school workshops
openTo public
operatedBy National Justice Museum charity NERFINISHED
region East Midlands
sector heritage education
subjectOf tourism guides about Nottingham
theme capital punishment
courtroom procedures
criminal justice system
prison life

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City of Caves operatedBy National Justice Museum
City of Caves near National Justice Museum