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National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial and Museum

The monument bears the names of nearly 20,000 officials who lost their lives on the job. The museum has many interactive experiences such as dispatching a simulated 911 call, although it has been accused of peddling "copaganda".

Address: 444 E St NW
Hours: 10AM to 6PM daily (last entry at 5PM)
Price: Adults: $20; students: $18 if purchased online, otherwise add $2
Phone: +1 202-737-3400
Website: lawenforcementmuseum.org (opens in a new tab)

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