Hall of Flame Fire Museum

One of the Valley's lesser-known historical centers, The Hall of Flame Fire Museum includes in excess of 10,000 bits of flame hardware from 1725 to 1969. The pieces, which incorporate 130 wheeled vehicles, in addition to suits, apparatuses, dousers and different antiquities, originate from the firefighting customs of America, England, France, Austria, Germany and Japan. Furthermore, the exhibition hall holds the National Firefighting Hall of Heroes, which records every single fallen firefighter since 1981 and incorporates a show regarding the legends of 9/11. There's additionally a database of firefighters perceived for dauntlessness. For kids, there's a 2,000 square foot show territory committed to flame wellbeing, which gives kids a chance to learn through hands-on cooperation.