D.C. Fire and EMS Museum
Location
Phone: 202-673-1709
The D.C. Fire and EMS Museum is operated by the Friendship Fire Association (FFA), the volunteer branch of the DC Fire & EMS Department, houses the history of the department, dating back to the late 1700’s. Hundreds of fire-fighting items and related books, papers and pictures are displayed in the 4,000-square foot museum. The collection includes a hand-made fire bucket once owned by Georgetown resident Francis Scott Key, the author of the Star Spangled Banner.
The museum is open six hours a day, Tuesday through Saturday. Call 202-673-1709 for group appointments or information.
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