The Drug Enforcement Administration Museum, or DEA Museum, provides visitors a unique learning environment where the public can discover the role of federal drug law enforcement on the changing trends of drug use in the history of America.

Its 1st exhibit, ?Illegal Drugs in America: A Modern History? had been critically acclaimed by the press and public for its accurate portrayal of over 150 years of drug history, including drug abuse and the DEA. The AFFNA DEA Educational Foundation was formed in 2001 as a partner to DEA in raising funds, advocacy, and educational research for the Museum.

The Museum?s service of telling a broad and complete story was further enhanced by expanding its gallery space. Another changing exhibit gallery was also opened in 2002.