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New York City Fire Museum - offers history of the New York City Fire Department from colonial days to the present.
Fire Museum of Memphis - high-tech emphasis on education and fire prevention.
Canadian Bushplane Heritage Centre - dedicated to the history of bush flying and forest protection in Canada. features floatplanes, seaplanes, waterbombers, and forest fire fighting artifacts.
Hall of Flame Museum of Firefighting - with almost 90 pieces of historic fire apparatus on exhibit, the National Firefighting Hall of Heroes honors firefighters dead in line of duty and decorated for heroism.
Fire Museum Network - provides annual seminars in various cities in addition to a discussion board, links, news, and a directory of fire museums sorted by location.
Aurora Regional Fire Museum - housed in the 1894 Old Central Fire Station in Aurora, Illinois. Educational museum dedicated to preserving and exhibiting the firefighting history of the surrounding area.
Firefighters Museum of Nova Scotia - features many pumpers and engines as well as photos, artifacts, historical apparatus, and a library.
Canadian Fire Fighter's Museum - tells the story of fire fighting in Canada from approximately 1750 to 1950.
Fire Fighters Museum of Winnipeg - housed in a 1904 fire hall and featuring many vehicles, a library, over 10,000 cataloged photos, and other archives and artifacts.
Halifax Fire Museum - features the history of firefighting in one of Canada's oldest cities.