Visit the Firefighters’ Museum in Yarmouth to discover the history of firefighting in this province.

Imagine the clang of the fire bell, the smell of smoke, and the feel of hot steam as firefighters of the past raced to save burning homes in communities across Nova Scotia.

See the types of fire engines used from the 1800s to the 1930s. Marvel at antique hand-drawn and operated engines such as Canada’s oldest horse-drawn steam engine, an 1863 Amoskeag Steamer. Take the wheel of a 1933 Chev Bickle pumper and see collections of antique toy fire engines, shoulder crests, patches, and badges from fire departments around the world.

451 Main St, Yarmouth,
NS B5A 1G9, Canada
P: 902-742-5525
Email: gary.gaudet@novascotia.ca

Firefighters’ Museum of Nova Scotia Admission:

Adult: $5.00
Children 6-17: $3.00
Children (under 6): Free
Seniors(65+): $4.00
Family (Parents and school age children): $10.00
Plan: 1hr

Firefighters’ Museum of Nova Scotia Hours:

Monday – Friday 9 am – 4 pm

firefightersmuseum.novascotia.ca

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