Watch the next video in our virtual tour about the Waywiser today at 11am ourcitytogether.london/do/police-muse…

Did your relatives tell you tales of the Siege of Sidney Street? Watch our videos with Metropolitan Police Museum & Crime Museum about the Houndsditch Murders and the Siege of Sidney Street, remembering the police officers and firefighters who were killed and injured. #HBAHHeroes ourcitytogether.london/do/the-houndsd…

The women who were recruited to the City Police in the 1970s were promised the same powers as their male counterparts. Did that happen in practice? #HBAHHeroes

Remembering the victims and survivors of the Moorgate tube crash on Feb 28th 1975, and the City of London Police officers who helped with the rescue operation.

This is our favourite book in the museum – it saved the life of Special Constable Sergeant Mitchell in 1941. He was carrying his book of regs in his inside coat pocket when shrapnel hit it. What’s your favourite book? #HBAHBooks

It’s #WorldBookDay – what’s your favourite children’s book featuring the police? #HBAHBooks

We're looking forward to recording another video chat with Metropolitan Police Museum & Crime Museum this afternoon about the history of women in the Met and City Police. Hope to have it all edited and subtitled for you next week.

The Old Bailey was bombed #OTD 1973. This helmet belonged to an officer injured in the blast.

Why should a woman not make use of the same weapons as men? It is not only war we have declared. We are fighting for a revolution” - Christabel Pankhurst There are two suffragette bombs at CoL Police Museum!

#OTD in 1941 Cloak Lane station was bombed in the Blitz and two officers, Special Constable Frank Ronald Collins and PC William James Dunnett, both lost their lives.

Watch our video with Metropolitan Police Museum & Crime Museum on Friday to find out about the early years of women in the City and Metropolitan Police Services. #OurCityTogether #WomensHistoryMonth ourcitytogether.london/do/history-of-…

The Police Code (on the left) and the notebook (on the right) in our museum belonged to PC John Brown who signed up to fight in the First World War and never came back. His widow donated them to the museum. #HBAHBooks

Read our article about the Suffragette bombs left in the City in our collection #WomensHistoryMonth #OurCityTogether ourcitytogether.london/inspire/suffra…

Watch our video with Metropolitan Police Museum & Crime Museum today at 2pm on the redesign of the women’s uniform at the Met and City Police in the 1960s by Norman Hartnell. #WomensHistoryMonth ourcitytogether.london/do/history-of-…

Women worked as nurses in the City Police hospital at Bishopsgate from 1865, and Nurse Evelyn Rolfe died when the station was bombed in the Blitz. This is her copy of The Complete System of Nursing #WomensHistoryMonth

Find out more about the Suffragette bombing campaign in 1913 and the two bombs left in the City of London on the Google Arts&Culture #WomensHistoryMonth artsandculture.google.com/exhibit/suffra…

On the last day of #WomensHistoryMonth watch our videos with Metropolitan Police Museum & Crime Museum about women in the City and Met Police ourcitytogether.london/do/history-of-…

#OTD in 1832 the numbers of Day Police were raised to 100 in the City, who operated alongside the Charleys, still going even after the Met Police Bill that this cartoon satirises.

Here’s a great picture for #ArchivesFromHome – a photo from 1901 of P.C. Rutland who won the 50 yard swimming handicap in the City of London Police Athletic Club #Archive30

We did some #ArchiveOutreach with the City of London Police archives from @LdnMetArchive related to the Houndsditch Murders with the @CU_westminster at Queen’s Park Primary School #Archive30