It is right outside of the entrance of the museum, and it is free to walk around and between the lights.It is usually crowded. You can take great picture there

Because it is historical and we need police present in the black communities and neighborhoods with out them we can not depend on white cops to understand and give fairness without them now dont get me wrong there are some good police in general who are good men

A beautiful homage to the bravery and historical achievements of Miamis Black police officers during a time of segregation.

Amazing! Historic! Tour is wonderful! Ask for ARCHIE hes the best!!! Loved our tour!

During our first trip to Miami, my son, niece, and I visited the Museum. OMG it was amazing to see my son interact with the director and understand visually how determined our people were and are. The director shared some of the most intriguing stories and gave us insight we did not expect. My son who is now 13 says hes going to be a commissioner and I am so proud to introduce him to greatness. If by any chance you are in Miami I strongly advise you visit. Id say youd be empowered but Im sure the experience will provide you with so much more...going there, youd recognize your divine providence!

VERY EDUCATIONAL.

The staff, especially Sgt. Marshall, were very knowledgeable of information and facts regarding the museum, Black cops, and events of that era. Highly recommended.

Very informativeTyler Perry needs to do a movie on this history

When youre in Miami , you have to stop pass this historical building. Weve been Power since Power been Power!!!!#blackhistory#italwaysstartswithus

Informative tour of a striking example of how the first African American police officers in Miami overcame Jim Crow. Our tour guide Bo told lots of personal stories while also explaining the discrimination that these officers faced.

Very interesting place

The service is excellent and so interesting and informative

I met an officer from the original group hired he is 93 years old and gives the tour himself on Tuesdays. Well worth the visit, truly amazing!

The museum operates using guided tours to help navigate the premises. My tour guide was Laurance, Laurance provided an incredible tour where not only he shared the mission and vision of the museum, but also its genesis and the future vision to the museum. He was extremely receptive to feedback, with an incredibly positive attitude, and hes also extremely knowledge about the rich history of not only the museum but also the background of the surrounding cities. He did an impeccable job a out highlighting the relevance and importance of the museum in preserving history

A challenging experience that explores Miamis segregationist history and the fact that this city had a segregated black police district to patrol just the black neighborhoods. Some residents preferred that arrangement better than after the police departments were de- segregated. The 92 year old African American man who worked there as a police officer back in the day gave credit to both sides of the argument.

Amazing history of miami. A must visit.

Amazing place! You have to visit.

Its a great Black Historic Precint

I havent been inside of the museum. I hope one day to look around and find out some history.

It was a great tour, our host provided a lot of information and background knowledge. I will be returning for more.

Amazing slice of American history. Tuesdays - An officer from 1960s host the tours.

Been here when we were in Miami. Loved the tour guide Archie! At the time we were the only two visitors, so Archie gave us the VIP treatment, although it was him who was the VIP, since hes the only black officer from this station still alive, to tell people about life back then! Thanks Archie!

This place is a place that everyone should see its loose caring it reminds you those were those days you have the jail cells in the courtroom one please talking about getting things done quickly

Amazing!! Its one of a kind. Having one of the officers who actually worked there when it was a precint is just amazing. Hearing his stories!!

Absolutely wonderful experience. Great tour!! Highly Recommend!!!

Very good

To see how the present got the way it is; to see how the past influence/ shaped our future, and to witnesses history being molded, everyone needs to tour the historic Black Police Precinct and Court House Museum at 480 N.W. 11 Street, MIA, FL 33136

They gave us a discount which is evey year in miami during the month of may.It was telling of our history and courts should B this small, not gigantic corporate shrill like nowadays.

GOOD PLACE.

Great learning experience to learn about the history on the City of Miami

Amazing!

Beautiful.

Great experience

Not enough information

Informative and Emotional

Great educational experience.

So much history

This is a Museum of the old Historic Overtown Police Precinct...