Nov 06 2008
Fireman’s Hall
The Fireman’s Hall is located on the corner of N 2nd and Quarry Streets in the historic district of Philadelphia. It contains a marvelous history of firefighting in America, from the old ‘tin’ hats, to the leather buckets and the wooden trunks used for water storage in the event of a fire. The firehouse itself has been fully restored to its initial glory - it was built in 1902, active as Engine Company #8 and active until 1952, the firehouse was added to in 1977. The museum is a treat for all with all sorts of firefighting history and antiquated equipment. A great place to take the kids, which offer the ‘Firehouse kids’ interactive exhibit, as well as the Philadelphia Fire Department’s Kidszone geared to educating the younger ones on fire safety and precaution.
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