The Law Museum & Archives, Allahabad, is a unique institution that originated as an exhibition of judicial records during the High Court's Centenary Celebration in 1966. This remarkable establishment houses a collection of objects that hold immense historical and cultural significance. Noteworthy items include landmark judgments from the historical Chauri-Chaura Case in Gorakhpur, the Election Case of Smt. Indira Gandhi, as well as rare and ancient Farman documents from the Mughal era. Additionally, the Archives safeguard invaluable artifacts and records such as the Manuscript of the Mithila Dynasty and a letter penned by Pt. Jawahar Lal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India. By visiting this museum, visitors can experience a tangible glimpse into the diverse and opulent heritage.

Place to know about the heritage of Uttar Pradesh foundation of laws

Good 👍 place

This place is situated near Sai mandir in between Indira circle and Nyay road in allahabad. You can visit this place by buying a ticket of nominal amount of Rs.10. Basically this museum is related to high court of allahabad. Manuscript of some landmark cases are here. All the served judges names and photos are placed here. All the things i.e. wig and chairs used by former honourable judges are here. There is also a music and visual room which shows a documentary on allahabad high court. Law students and lawyer and also normal people must visit this place.

All artefacts like Grandfather clock, Judges' chair, Witness box everything was fascinating.

Beautiful museum. So much to learn and explore. Must visit.

Must visit place in Prayagraj

Excellent. Must visit place at Prayagraj.

Unique place to visit.

Very good experience