Established in 1955, the New Bern Firemen's Museum seeks to preserve the history of firefighting in New Bern. The exhibits are original pieces of equipment from the city's past. New Bern was the first city in North Carolina to charter a fire company, and one of the first in the nation; and the city's firefighters hold many world records.
The museum offers exhibits.
Built in 1880 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on the bank of the Grand River, Engine House No. 5 served the community with a horse-drawn steam pumper and a hose cart. The Engine House has since been moved and restored; and today, it houses firefighting equipment and memorabilia.
The museum offers exhibits and tours.
"The Los Angeles Fire Department Museum and Memorial offers one of the most exciting, realistic, and valuable fire service experiences available anywhere in the world. With two museum facilities, plus our new memorial plaza, your fire service adventure is just around the corner. We have more rigs, more photos, more artifacts and more history than anyone..."
"Founded in 1976 for the purpose of preserving the history of the Toledo Fire Division and educating citizens about fire prevention and safety. In memory of fallen firefighters, the two-story museum is located in a working fire station, "Old Number 18 Fire House", circa 1920, which was replaced by a new station in 1975."
The Rockland County Volunteer Fire Services Museum is a local firefighting museum.
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The Woodbine International Fire Museum displays helmets, rattles, extinguishers, muffin bells, badges, pictures, insurance policies, fire masks, nozzles, alarm boxes, mugs, axes, hydrants and spanners, uniforms wrenches, air masks, toys, and much more.
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A museum in Springfield City Hall offers visitors a history of the department.
The museum offers exhibits.
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