Fire Fighters Museum

The Denver Firefighters Museum is located in the historic place of Denver Fire Station No. 1. The only mission of Firefighters museum is educating the public about the history of the Denver Fire Department along with the fire safety procedures. Fire was an atrocious threat to everybody during the colonization of the Wild West. By the raging flames an entire town could fast be destroyed. So the brave volunteer of firefighter and early fire stations were the big support who rescues people from fire destructions. According their opinion most of the fires are set by the children; for this reason they are educating pre-school, kindergarten and first graders by different as well as unique processes.

The Denver Firefighters Museum authority has set a three-part training program to make kids aware about the disadvantages of fire. To fulfill this purpose they do physical interactions with the kids. Then they arrange a computer kiosk program and lastly they demonstrate children the effects of burning by puppet shows. The Denver Firefighters Museum decided to concentrate on three steps which are-

Nowadays the Denver Firefighters Museum is open for the public viewing six days a week in the whole year. The museum provides several interesting activities like museum exhibition, safety classes, museum history telling shows and many more things. The museum authority proudly expresses the glorious days of historic Fire Station No. 1 to their visitors. Kids can have a ride on the fire truck of the museum which is designed only for kids. Other than these events, one can watch videos and also can play video games to search safe ways out of the house on fire.

For further use the address of Denver Firefighters Museum is given below

1326 Tremont Place
Denver, CO
80204
Phone Number - (303) 892-1436