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What you should know
Visitor tip
Bring young children (ages 3-6) as they can climb on and explore the fire trucks with staff permission for photos - this is a major highlight that makes the experience interactive and memorable for toddlers and school-age kids.
Visitor tip
Combine your visit with the adjacent brewery next door for a win-win outing if visiting with adults in your group - the museum is accessed through the brewery location.
Quick Facts
- Type
- Fire Museum
- Highlights
- Five restored fire engines, kids can climb on trucks
- Admission
- Free (donations encouraged)
- Important
- Call ahead to arrange visit — open by appointment only
What visitors say
Smaller than I anticipated but very well restored engines and other equipment with detailed explanations. My 3 yr old had a blast! And you can get some very solid beer next door. Win win!
This is the old fire station converted into a museum. They have five old firetrucks on display, as well as picture and item displays. The trucks are very cool and the workers are great to let your kids climb up on them for photo opps.…
Very small museum, accessed through brewery.
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Did You Know?
- The museum is housed in a converted original fire station building, preserving the historic structure while repurposing it as a museum space
- The museum features five restored vintage fire engines on display, which reviewers consistently noted were in very well-restored condition with detailed explanations
- The museum operates exclusively by special appointment when fire department staff can open it, rather than having regular posted hours, making it a uniquely community-dependent attraction
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