I decided to visit the museum today. I was warmly welcomed and as a South African it was novel to speak to men (Chan and Glen) who knew so much about the history of fire fighting in the US. I...
Long Beach Firefighter's Museum
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The Long Beach Firefighters Museum, located in old fire station 10, showcases a collection of vintage Long Beach Fire Department vehicles, tools, and equipment, some dating back over 100 years. With most docents being retired firefighters, visitors can explore artifacts like the 1922 Ahrens Fox fire engine and learn about the rich history of firefighting in Long Beach.
From the 1907 Amoskeag steam engine to the 1955 Cadillac Ambulance, the museum offers a glimpse into the evolution of firefighting equipment and services in the region. Guests can even hear the heartwarming story of Sam the Cat, a beloved feline who became a part of station 6's crew in the 1950s, adding a unique touch to the museum's historical narrative.
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Extremely interesting We've come so far with improving tools for our firemen. Amazing that they were able to save structures with so little equipment Something for all children to see, similar...
I took two of my special needs students here. We all enjoyed the atmosphere and the difference older model fire trucks. Glenn, one of the gentleman there took us on a tour and I was very impressed...
I don't have a thing for firefighters or firefighting equipment but I have a friend who does, so I end up visiting these kinds of museums across the country whenever we travel together. This...
This was so interesting I had no idea there was so much history behind the firefighter this place really broke down the different Generations I want to thank all of the men and women who put their...
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