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    Red Rock's first jail, located on the site of the current Municipal Building (corner of Salls St. and Stewart Ave.)

    This is a photograph of the Terrace Bay Police truck. The Terrace Bay Logo is on the door.

    This is a photograph of the Terrace Bay Police car at the Police Station.

    "L.W. Fenton Chief of Police" name plate. Wes Fenton was Chief of Police in Terrace Bay from July 1990 to December 2001.

    Terrace Bay Police Force Constable Wesley Fenton.

    This is a photograph of the police sign that used to be above the Police Station in Terrace Bay.

    This is a Terrace Bay Police Chief badge. It is also a wallet. The identification card goes underneath the clear plastic above the badge.

    These shoulder badges were part of the Terrace Bay Police uniform. Gold is Chief of Police.

    "W. Fenton" police name tag that attaches to front of police uniform.

    This is a police crest for a police vest.

    This is a police badge.

    Signatures: William G. Davis and John MacBeth

    Silver means Constable. The Terrace Bay Police lasted from 1961 to 2001.

    This is a cap from the Terrace Bay Police.

    This is the Terrace Bay Police Chief hat.

    These Terrace Bay Police badges were part of the police uniform (usually sewn on the upper arms of police jackets and shirts), displaying the Terrace Bay Crest. Gold is Chief of Police and silver is Constable.

    This is an old Terrace Bay Police utility belt to hold weapons and other essential equipment when on duty.

    These are essential pieces to a Terrace Bay Police utility belt, including the belt itself, a gun holster, a pouch, a face shield, earplugs, and an antimicrobial wipe.

    These are handcuffs used by the Terrace Bay Police.

    This billy club is outlawed now.