Gidan kayan gargajiya na 'yan sanda na Queensland

Gidan Tarihi na 'Yan Sandan Queensland yana tattarawa da kuma nuna abubuwan da suka shafi Hukumar 'Yan Sandan Queensland da kuma tarihin ' yan sanda a Queensland, Ostiraliya. An kafa shi a shekarar 1893 a matsayin tarin abubuwa don 'yan sanda su yi nazari a kansu don dalilai na fasaha. Sai a ranar 20 ga Mayu 1979 ne ya zama gidan tarihi da aka buɗe wa jama'a. A halin yanzu yana nan a Hedikwatar 'Yan Sandan Queensland da ke 200 Roma Street, Brisbane. 

 Tarihi 
A ranar 27 ga Nuwamba, 1893, Mista Finucane, Babban Magatakardar 'Yan sandan Queensland, ya sanya hannu kan wata takarda a madadin Kwamishina David Thompson Seymour, wadda ta umurci dukkan jami'an 'yan sanda da su aika da abubuwan da suka shafi laifuka da kashe kai, domin su same su a lokacin ayyukansu. Wannan shi ne tushen tarin Gidan Tarihin 'Yan sandan Queensland. Ba a kafa shi a matsayin gidan tarihi ga jama'a ba a lokacin; manufarsa ita ce wayar da kan jami'an 'yan sanda game da laifuka. Da farko ya ƙunshi kabad na gilashi sannan daga baya ƙaramin ɗaki.[1]

Jaridar Sunday Mail ta bayyana gidan tarihin a watan Mayun 1936 a matsayin Gidan Tarihi na Baƙar fata na Queensland da kuma labarin mai taken Grim Relics of Early Crimes . Irin waɗannan jaridu suna ba da haske game da tarin farko (wanda yawancinsu ba sa cikin tarin)."Happy Birthday to Us – 119 years old today!". From the vault. Queensland Police Museum. 27 November 2012. Archived from the original on 28 November 2018. Retrieved 28 November 2018. 
A shekarar 1980, an buɗe gidan tarihi ga jama'a a ranar Laraba da rana, kuma a shekarar 1981, an naɗa Ross Chippindall, mataimakin ofishin hulɗa da manema labarai a matsayin mai kula da gidan tarihi na ɗan lokaci. Duk da cewa Chippindall ba shi da cancantar mallakar gidan tarihi, ya kasance mai son tattara kayan tarihi da kuma mai sha'awar harbin bindiga. A ƙarshen shekarar 1982, mutane 4,000 sun ziyarci gidan tarihi kuma ana sanya kayan tarihi a bukukuwan makaranta da nune-nunen ƙauye."Happy Birthday to Us – 119 years old today!". From the vault. Queensland Police Museum. 27 November 2012. Archived from the original on 28 November 2018. Retrieved 28 November 2018.

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