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Buffalo Fire Historical Society Museum

This modest-sized building houses an extensive collection of antique fire trucks and other artifacts, as well as historic photographs and exhibits related to the history of the Buffalo Fire Department.

Address: 1850 William St
Getting there: Metro Bus 1
Hours: Sat 10AM-4PM and by appointment
Price: Donation
Website: bfhsmuseum.com (opens in a new tab)

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Buffalo Fire Historical Society Museum
The Buffalo Fire Historical Society Museum is in Lovejoy, a blue-collar neighborhood that is home to many Buffalo firefighters. This modest-sized building houses an extensive collection of antique fire trucks, apparatus and other artifacts, and historic photographs and exhibits related to the history of the Buffalo Fire Department. The museum's mission also encompasses educating the public about fire safety and prevention, and firefighting as a career.
Sat 10AM-4PM and by appointmentDonation
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