Welcome to the Home Page of
the Lego Fire Museum.
Thank you to everyone who voted for the Museum in the BEST of 2011 Awards at EmergencyBricks.com.
The Museum won
Builder of the Year
Best Presentation
Best Accident, Fire or Other Scene
Best Aerial Ladder and
Best Tower Ladder.
These are great honors.
The Fire Museum is dedicated to preservation of classic American fire apparatus of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries.
The Museum is divided into six galleries. The first four galleries each contain apparatus from a particular historical period. The galleries are arranged in chronological order. The fifth gallery contains period photos of antique apparatus. The sixth gallery contains photos of modern apparatus.
The Fire Museum is intended to be fun and educational. There are extensive Curator's notes for each piece of apparatus to put each into a historical context. Research for these notes is done in the Museum’s extensive collection of books on fire apparatus and apparatus manufacturers.
Many new pieces of apparatus were added to the collection in 2010 and 2011. More pieces are on the way and will be added throughout 2012. Also, new photos will be added to the very polpuar "PHOTO GALLERY OF MODERN APPARATUS".
All of the apparatus in the collection are built entirely of Lego elements. The only non-Lego material used is the string that is used for hoses. Some Lego elements have been altered when necessary.
Remember, admission to the Lego Fire Museum is always free and your comments, questions and suggestions always are welcomed and appreciated. You can email the Curator directly at BFD552@Gmail.com.
Thanks for visiting.
As of October 31, 2010, we have added the Flag Counter to track our visitors.
