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The Michigan Firehouse Museum and Education Center preserves and interprets Michigan's firefighting history. The museum is located in the historic Ypsilanti firehouse constructed in 1898 and used by the city of Ypsilanti until 1975. Museum exhibits focus on the history of firefighting in the State of Michigan and firefighting technology from the 1600's to present day. We actively collect Michigan firefighting equipment and related archival materials. Open Thursday-Sunday 12pm to 4pm. Admission: Adults - $10, Ages 5-12 $5, and under 5 is free. We also have special rates for seniors and public safety. We have unique event spaces that can host parties, meetings and special events from 20-250 people. Group Tours are also available.
SharonB231 | June 2023
Lots of displays
This museum was much more than we expected. There is a firehouse kitchen and bunkhouse to view upstairs. In the basement is a nice play area and some other fire memorabilia. There are many fire...
Paul L | August 2019
Unique Museum
The Michigan Firehouse Museum is a rather nice gem in downtown Ypsilanti that shows the history of the fire engines in the state & has quite a few displays to back up the history. There is a...
CatherineJ111 | August 2019
Quality of displays is wonderful
There is a lot of history in this small museum. They have a lot of equipment spanning over a century. All were very well done. It may take just an hour to see, but it’s worth it. Parking is limited...
Rebecca C | August 2018
Fun
Great indoor activity for toddler and young boys. We went one day that it rained ans the boys had a wonderful time.
kayaklady4550 | September 2018
National Historic Attraction
Was surprised to learn that this museum is partnered with the National Park system. I can see why. It presents many aspects of firefighting and firehouses through the centuries. Very enjoyable.
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