Fire Brigade Museum
The Frankfurt Fire Brigade Museum is located at the former airfield of Bonames, the Maurice-Rose-Airfieled, inside Buidling 547. The Museum opend on 26th August 2001 shows a lot of exhibits around fire fighting. In guided tours of the museum the visitors learn to know everything about the functioning and the history of the technical equipment being exhibited.
Detailed information about Frankfurt Feuerwehr museum, to opening times and events finds you under: www.feuerwehrmuseum-frankfurt.de
Permission to include the picture here was given by the Verein " Feuerwehr Museumsverein
Rhein/Main e.V.".
Garage
Fire engines from the middle of the 20th century. All vehicles are prepared ready for use.
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Main exhibition hall
Horsepulled vehicles and the first motorized fire engines.
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Main exhibtion hall (in the back)
Exhibition of fire hoses for different purposes and from different ages.
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Exhibtion hall Telecommunications
Exhibition of fire detectors, communications centre and communication technology from the age before the computer was invented.
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District information
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