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Command vehicles, also known as Fire Control vehicles or Incident Command vehicles, serve a unique purpose within the fleet of...

We are excited to bring you our most recent update to our New and Noteworthy exhibit. To showcase the vast collection we have at the...

The Olympics has everyone excited, and we were very enthusiastic to share this story that was recently brought to our attention. The...

As has become customary on the anniversary of our blog first being published, we take this opportunity to look back at the last twelve...

By the 1930s the automobile market witnessed a shift with ‘small’ trucks being desired and possessing more power. Dennis, a prominent...

The earliest use of ladders for firefighting appears to have been for the accessing and removing of thatched roofs of buildings, with...

We are excited to bring you one of our most recent exhibits New and Noteworthy. To showcase the vast collection we have at the Museum of...

The following has been extracted from a Fire News Article written by the Museum of Fire from May 2013 in relation to the at the time new...

Up until the 1920s the use of breathing apparatus was limited by the distance dictated by the length of tubing attached to a bellows...

In the Museum’s collection is a wonderful historic fire engine, the 1923 Merryweather Turntable Ladders, which celebrates its 100th...