The lime light , Police station🚏 HQ located at 112 Ripon Street. At this location all Officers office of police departments located. Also available a Meusium.Office building🏢 very beautiful and has lift facility. All campus very beautiful and cleaned but required some greenery plantation in the campus.Office reception staff very cordial and well disciplined as well as all 👮police staff. This office connected with road🚋 and🚇🚍🚋 metro🚇.

This place is just not a museum, its also a Library. .But I dont know what is rules for a civilian.

Great place. Had a great time there reading books and roaming around in the corridors.

A nice, small, new museum in a wonderfully restored nineteenth century building. It has a remarkable collection of arms, especially desi arms. What deserves a special mention is its public library. It has a large collection of books placed in classified racks wherefrom you can pick up books and read. The pleasant surprise was that it had books for all ages- young children to aged citizens. One doesnt expect a public library having a wide collection of Tintin and Asterix, Marvel and DC! The annual membership to the library is available for Rs 700 plus Rs 100 for the card. One can take upto two books for a maximum of four weeks. It has a cool cafe too, managed by Chai Break. An ideal place for a family that reads books. A laudable initiative by Kolkata Police.

A pleasant, small, new museum in a wonderfully restored 19th century building. It has a extraordinary series of palms, mainly desi hands. What merits a unique mention is its public library. It has a big series of books placed in classified racks wherefrom you could pick out up books and study. The great wonder become that it had books for all ages- young kids to aged residents. One doesnt expect a public library having a extensive collection of Tintin and Asterix, surprise and DC! the annual club to the library is available for Rs seven hundred plus Rs 100 for the card. one can take upto two books for a maximum of 4 weeks. It has a fab cafe too, managed by using Chai spoil. a great area for a family that reads books. A laudable initiative by Kolkata Police.

With some exciting exhibits on its ground floor and a well stocked library on the first, this heritage building [located close to the Ripon Street and Rafi Ahmed Kidwai Road Xing] which houses the second museum of our citys police force is a well kept place.

Its a gem of a place! All kind of books, they can arrange for books which are not available.

Just a short visit over there. Library and Cafeteria are Awesome.

It is the second police museum after the one in Amherst Street. It was opened in 2017. No entry fee is required and no photography is allowed inside the museum. Very interesting place. Kids will enjoy. Very informative too. This house once owned by Bhawal family. British took over this house in the time of world war II and turned into a hospital. Afterwards it became police training institute.The museum has one library with many books and one Cafeteria. Files on Netaji and his family members are declassified now and preserved here.

Great collection of books. Unexplored so all books on racks in mint condition. Along with it there is Police Museum. The building is a heritage building, you get the feel of old Calcutta there. Membership fees is nothing compared to the kind of books collection they have. Heaven for book lovers.

A different museum maintained by Kolkata Police itself. Old seized arms are being displayed here. Apart from these Kolkata Police has a well stored library on top floor of museum. Besides this a canteen is there on the same floor. It is situated in ripon street beside Kolkata Police Wireless Branch.

One of the best library with lots of good books, helpful staffs, courteous and warm behaviour, safe atmosphere. Almost Fully AC and they also allowed to take books to the cafeteria.

Good place sufficient books behaviour of the staff is cordial and helpful

Any name with the word police in it brings forth a bit of hesitation, no? But trust me, youll fall in love with this place the moment you enter it.This newly opened place (well, three-in-one to be precise) is a hidden gem of our city. Situated on Ripon Street, in the building erstwhile belonging to the famous Bhawal Sanyasi, Kolkata Police has opened a museum where anyone can experience the long history of the organisation. From 1856 (the birth year of one of the greatest Police Forces in the world - the Kolkata Police) to date, numerous major historic exhibits will mesmerise you and take you back to the bygone era. You will be able to know your friendly neighborhood Kolkata Police in much detail. A genial lady will guide you through your journey.Theres a library, too. And believe me when I say its a kickass one. Powered by thousands of books from every category (in both English and Bengali), this is a paradise for the bookworms. A friendly officer told me that a huge fresh stock is about to be added in the coming weeks making the library a monster of a treasure trove. And its so easy on the pockets. Only ₹100 for the I-Card and ₹700 per year as membership fees. Anyone can become a member. A member can take 2 books for 28 days (and renew afterwards if needed). Im definitely going to sign up when Im visiting the place again. And why am I visiting the place again? For just the library? No. The third attraction: the cafeteria - Off Duty Cafe.The menu is concise, not many options are there like the usual cafés. But even the concise menu will give a gastronomer (like me) good burps. The cafe is very pocket friendly and the portions are filling for two hungry souls. I loved the club sandwich served with French fries and also the cheese omelet. The chef is so polite. The sitting arrangements are good. Very comfortable AC environment. Just imagine yourself sitting inside a two-hundred-year-old building, sipping a cup of Darjeeling Tea. Alluring, no? Yes, thats why I had 2 cups of it.Photography is strictly prohibited, even in the library and cafeteria sections. So I am unable to share some good photos. I apologise. But, you can trust my words. Having Level 8 in LocalGuides, 49 badges in TripAdvisor and Level 7 in Zomato should bring some tangibility.Visit once. Youll love it. The building is open-to-all all throughout the year. Yes, 365 days it remains open from 11 am to 8 pm. No entry fees.

It was nice to know about history of kollata police

Nice place

Its veey good

Jst awesome

Nice museum.....

Nice place

Very nice.

Come, see and feel

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