![handcuffs - Restrain yourself at the Tetbury Police Museum. [ATTDT]](https://www.attdt.com/pics/handcuffs.jpg)
Free 
30 mins - 1 hour 
About 5 miles awayCharting the history of Britain's second-oldest county constabulary (Gloucesershire Constabulary began in 1839), the Tetbury Police Museum also houses a collection of criminal restraints from around the world housed in a Victorian police station building. Take a look around from 10am to 3pm.
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MINCHINHAMPTON
GLOUCESTERSHIRE
51.71°N, 2.19°W
Sunrise: 03:50
Sunset: 20:29
Moon Phase: waxing crescent
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