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Fire Fighting Museums
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Aurora Regional Fire Museum
housed in the 1894 Old Central Fire Station in Aurora, Illinois. Educational museum dedicated to preserving and exhibiting the firefighting history of the surrounding area.
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Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre
dedicated to the history of bush flying and forest protection in Canada. features floatplanes, seaplanes, waterbombers, and forest fire fighting artifacts.
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Canadian Fire Fighter's Museum
tells the story of fire fighting in Canada from approximately 1750 to 1950.
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Fire Fighters Museum of Winnipeg
housed in a 1904 fire hall and featuring many vehicles, a library, over 10,000 cataloged photos, and other archives and artifacts.
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Fire Museum Network
provides annual seminars in various cities in addition to a discussion board, links, news, and a directory of fire museums sorted by location.
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Fire Museum of Memphis
high-tech emphasis on education and fire prevention.
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Halifax Fire Museum
features the history of firefighting in one of Canada's oldest cities.
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Hall of Flame Museum of Firefighting
with almost 90 pieces of historic fire apparatus on exhibit, the National Firefighting Hall of Heroes honors firefighters dead in line of duty and decorated for heroism.
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Mus?e des Pompiers Auxiliaires de Montr?al
brief details and photos of the museum.
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New York City Fire Museum
offers history of the New York City Fire Department from colonial days to the present.
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Utah Museum of Fire Service History and Firefighter Memorial
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Victoria Fire Department Historical Society
preserves the history of the department through archives and a museum at No.2 Hall, Michigan Street. Features events information and a gallery.
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