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Tampa Firefighters Museum
Type: Family Friendly, History Museums, Museums
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The Tampa Firefighters Museum is located in downtown Tampa next to Tampa Fire Rescue Station One. Built in 1911, the beautifully restored building served as the Fire Department Headquarters until... Read More
The Tampa Firefighters Museum is located in downtown Tampa next to Tampa Fire Rescue Station One. Built in 1911, the beautifully restored building served as the Fire Department Headquarters until 1974. A tribute to all those who have served and continue to serve the city of Tampa, the 18,000-square-foot facility is designed to preserve the history of the fire department and to promote fire safety and prevention throughout the community. Included among the historical exhibits and interactive educational displays is an early fire wagon looking as bright and shiny as the day it was made, and a piece of metal recovered from the World Trade Towers on 9/11.
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Address:
720 East Zack Street
Tampa, FL 33602
(813) 964-6862
Hours:
Due to COVID-19, please check with the attraction for the most recent updates to their opening hours.
Website:
tampafiremuseum.org
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Skye Rodgers
Tampa Local Expert
- Free Things to Do: "Currently, the museum is open for small groups by appointment only Monday - Friday between 10 am and 2 pm. Call (813) 964-6862 or email Tampafiremuseum@gmail.com."
- Museums, Family-Friendly Museums: "Admission is free!"
- Best for Free Things to Do Because: The Tampa Firefighters Museum is a tribute to the city's first responders and features a vintage fire truck and piece of the World Trade Towers.
- Best for Museums Because: The Tampa Firefighters Museum is located in a beautifully restored historic building and serves to preserve the history of our first responders.
- Best for Family-Friendly Museums Because: Located downtown, the Tampa Firefighters Museum pays tribute to those who have served and educates the community through interactive exhibits.
