You’ve never been to a museum quite like this before. The Boston Fire Museum honors everything to do with the history of fire-fighting across the globe and right here in Massachusetts. And visiting is the only way you’ll ever see so many vintage fire trucks in one place!

The Boston Fire Museum is a fascinating and fun spot to learn about firefighting and get an inside peek into the world of firefighters.
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For most people, the highlight of the museum is their collection of antique fire trucks!
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These things are utterly stunning. From a 1793 hand-operated engine built by Paul Revere himself to a steam-powered engine from 1880, these machines are awe-inspiring.
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You’ll also find exhibits that range from moving to quirky. There are alarms, outfits, equipment, and photos from all time periods.
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Check out the "clackers" meant to alert people to a blaze or the "bed key" that firefighters carried to take apart people’s beds.
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This is an attraction for the whole family. There are plenty of kids exhibits and activities to keep little hands and minds occupied.
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The museum is only open on Saturdays from 9:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., so plan accordingly.
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Admission is free, though you’re always welcome to donate. You can also schedule a tour by emailing ahead.
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The Boston Fire Museum is the perfect spot for history buffs and curious folk. Visit soon!
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You can find the Boston Fire Museum at 344 Congress St., Boston, Mass. Click here to check out their website for more information and tour scheduling. For more of the quirkiest and coolest museums in the state, take a look at a few of our favorites here.

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