Oral Histories

Firsthand, personal accounts of events in American law enforcement history  

The Museum collection is home to many fascinating oral histories recorded by historical law enforcement figures and individuals connected to significant events in American law enforcement history. These firsthand, personal accounts are available to the public via the Museum’s Online Collections Catalog. Once open, visitors will be able to access these compelling narratives showcased inside the Museum.

Here are just a few of the fascinating oral histories you will find in the catalog:

Oral history interview: G. Norman Christensen
Contains information about Christensen's career with the FBI (1965-1994)

Oral history interview: William T. Baker
Contains information about Baker's career with the FBI (1935-1962)

Oral history interview with Kenneth L. Groeper
Contains information about Groeper's career with the FBI (1938-1969)