Video Archive

In this episode of “Stories from the Collection,” the DEA Museum spotlights a drug mule bell and bridle from the Golden Triangle.

In this episode of “Stories from the Collection,” the DEA Museum shows what an opium order form reveals about narcotics regulations in the early 20th century.

The Museum’s traveling exhibit Drugs: Costs and Consequences is back on the road, touring the United States.

In this episode of “Stories from the Collection,” the DEA Museum looks back on Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, a patent medicine that contained morphine.

In this episode of “Stories from the Collection,” the DEA Museum spotlights an opium pillow: a ceramic headrest used by people who smoked opium, an addictive drug.

In this episode of “Stories from the Collection,” the DEA Museum explores the legendary tale of Jesús Malverde, a Mexican folk saint.

An expert panel discussion on DEA’s efforts to stop the environmental impacts of illegal drug production.

In this episode of “Stories from the Collection,” the DEA Museum dives into the rich history behind an early 20th-century pill bottle.

The annual DEA Memorial Service pays tribute to the men and women of DEA and its predecessor agencies who lost their lives in the line of duty.

In this episode of “Stories from the Collection,” the DEA Museum highlights the life mask of notorious drug trafficker Pablo Escobar.