
Neat little quick stop on the way out of the train station. Lots of history in this station, I'm sure. There wasn't a tour going on while we were there, so I'm not sure of the details. It is...
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The Fire Department Museum in Los Angeles, CA is a historical institution dedicated to preserving the heritage of the city's firefighting services.
Visitors can explore exhibits showcasing vintage fire engines, equipment, and memorabilia, offering a glimpse into the evolution of firefighting practices in the region.
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Neat little quick stop on the way out of the train station. Lots of history in this station, I'm sure. There wasn't a tour going on while we were there, so I'm not sure of the details. It is...
Great little museum right next to Plaza Olvera. Free entry, choice to donate. Lady working there named Olivia was very informative and friendly.
Neat little place to swing by for a quick fifteen minute history lesson. Right by Union Station, so stop in before you head out of town. Every other reviewer has thrown out a detailed history of...
A SOAKER HOSE, A POLE, AND FIREMEN, OH MY! BACKGROUND: The Plaza Firehouse was the first building in the city designed to house fire fighting crews and their equipment. A volunteer city Fire...
Das kleine Museum zeigt die Geschichte der Feuerwehr im Bezirk El Pueblo (http://www.qype.com/place/2658431-El-Pueblo-Los-Angeles) . (Siehe Foto unten) (Siehe Foto unten) Zu bewundern ist eine...