A block away from the Boston Children’s Museum, this small museum housed in a former firehouse displays artifacts from New England firehouses, metal toys, and amazing antique fire trucks. There’s a very cool Ephraim Thayer Pumper, a vehicle constructed by Paul Revere in 1793. The volunteers are friendly and give out plastic fire hats to young visitors.
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Boston Fire Museum
344 Congress St.
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Hours
Check website for hours—it’s open on a sporadic schedule.
Transportation
T: Courthouse, or South Station
Phone
617/338-9700
Prices
Free admission
Web site
Boston Fire Museum
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