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The Massachusetts State Police Museum & Learning Center
Thank you for visiting the Massachusetts State Police Museum and Learning
Center (MSPMLC) web site. Follow the links to the left to learn more about the Museum and
Learning Center, find contact information, purchase MSPMLC products and support us through
donations or payroll deduction. We hope you enjoy your visit to our site
and can find the time to come see us and the rich history we have to share.
The Massachusetts State Police Museum and Learning Center is a non-profit
Chapter 501(c)(3) organization. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent
allowed by law.
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MSPMLC "soft" opening!
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MSPMLC "LOG" February, 2012: Early days of the MSP
Marine Unit
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Preserving a History of Service to the Citizens of
Massachusetts
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(L-R) Representative George N.
Peterson, Major Sean M. Baxter and Congressman Richard Neal during a
recent tour of the Museum facilities in Grafton. |
Supported by:
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Ex-troopers
raise funds for police museum (Worcester Telegram & Gazette)
[click
to read] |
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| Col. Thomas G. Robbins, Superintendant MSP, Major
Martha Catalano, Commanding Officer, Troop C, Gerald Coletta, member of
Major John F. Regan Memorial Trust Committee, Mrs. Coletta, Captain
Gerald "Chip" Coletta, Exec. Officer Troop D and member of
Regan Memorial Trust Committee, Dick Barry, President of FMSTA and
Co-Chairman of State Police Museum Committee, Kevin Regan, son of Major
John F. Regan, Nick DeCola, member of State Police Museum Committee,
Bill Gearin, Co-Chairman, State Police Museum Committee, Ed Montague,
Curator, State Police Museum Committee and Francis "Bud"
Foley, member, State Police Museum Committee |
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| Lt. Bill (Iron Man) Coulter presents a pledge of
$10,000 from the proceeds of an annual "half marathon - 13
miles" run each year in Boston and sponsored by the Boston P.D. Lt.
Coulter who has run the Boston Marathon 26 times works closely with the
Boston P.D. on their popular "Half Marathon". |
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