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On 14 January 1975, in the heart of Sydney CBD, the former Angus and Robertson building on Castlereagh Street, opposite David Jones, was...

150 years Ago - the year 1875 - at least 9 fire brigades were formed in NSW. Though not a

Establishing a Brigade in Dee Why The expansion of the Warringah Fire District in 1923 saw the suburb of Dee Why brought under the...

The Museum of Fire is an iconic staple of the Penrith landscape and that is mostly due to the wonderful building that we are housed in...

Establishment of a Fire Brigade in Coraki  Established in 1849 before becoming a bustling riverside port in the 1880s, Coraki looked to...

History of Pulpit Point and the Mobil Oil Depot Pulpit Point, located in the suburb of Hunters Hill in Sydney, was the home of one of...

It’s time for another look back at what was happening in the world of the NSW Fire Brigade (NSWFB, today known as Fire and Rescue NSW,...

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...

On Sunday 8th September 2024 the Museum hosted our annual History Week Keynote Presentation with this years theme being "Marking Time"....

“There is nothing new in the world except the history you do not know” – Harry S Truman (American President 1945-1953) At the Museum of...