Hall of Flame Fire Museum, Firefighting museum in Phoenix, United States
The Hall of Flame Fire Museum is a firefighting museum in Phoenix displaying five exhibition galleries with over 100 restored fire trucks and equipment spanning different eras. The collection traces how firefighting technology evolved and shows the progression of apparatus design across the decades.
The museum was founded in 1961 by George F. Getz Jr. and originally located in Wisconsin before moving to Phoenix in 1974. This relocation marked the beginning of its expansion into a comprehensive archive of firefighting history.
The Heroes section honors firefighters lost in the line of duty and displays accounts of brave actions. Visitors encounter these personal stories and grasp the sacrifices this profession demands.
The museum is centrally located in Phoenix and easily reached by car with ample parking available on site. Plan to spend two to three hours exploring, depending on your level of interest in the displays.
The museum operates restored vintage fire trucks that participate in parades and community events throughout the Phoenix area. These working vehicles bring history to life and let visitors see the machines in action beyond the museum walls.
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