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Title: Boston Fire Museum — Boston Sparks Association · language en-US. First 1,800 of 3,164 characters:
Boston Fire Museum — Boston Sparks Association 0 Skip to Content Boston Fire Museum A-10 Incident Support Unit Member Portal Online Store Open Menu Close Menu Boston Fire Museum A-10 Incident Support Unit Member Portal Online Store Open Menu Close Menu Boston Fire Museum A-10 Incident Support Unit Member Portal Online Store Boston Fire Museum The official museum dedicated to the history of America’s first and oldest professional fire department. Operated by the Boston Sparks Association since 1983. Step through the door of the historic firehouse at 344 Congress Street and onto the apparatus bay floor that now houses a museum dedicated to the history of the nation’s first and oldest professional fire department. Featuring historic artifacts, interactive exhibits, and plenty of educational opportunities, this museum offers a glimpse into the past that is both inspiring and unforgettable. Conveniently located between and within walking distance of Boston’s Financial District and the popular Seaport District, the museum is a must-see for history buffs, fire service enthusiasts, and children of all ages. 344 Congress Street, South BostonOpen Saturdays 10am–4pm • Free Admission Directions and Parking What You’ll See at the Museum Vintage Former Firehouse —Built in 1891 to house Engine Companies 38 and 39—Added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1987—Still contains working telegraph fire alarm bell and tape register connected to an active circuit on the City’s telegraph fire alarm system—Museum displays a hand-made, scale cutaway model of the building as it appeared in the early 20th century Antique Fire Apparatus —“Hand Tub” water pumper built in 1792 by an apprentice to Paul Revere—“Hand Tub” water pumper built in 1851 and used by the former City of Charles
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