A new exhibition which marks 150 years of the Manx police force will open later this week.
Manx National Heritage is working with the Isle of Man Constabulary to celebrate the milestone.
The exhibition will open in the courthouse at Castle Rushen on Friday and run until September 13th.
A mixture of serving and retired police officers will also be at the exhibition to share their thoughts and memories.
Curator of social history Matthew Richardson says there is a lot to see:
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