Reviews of Portland Fire Museum (Museum)

157 Spring St, Portland, ME 04101, United States

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Nowadays this firm has a score of 4.7 stars out of 5 and this score has been calculated on 14 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF Portland Fire Museum IN Maine

David Manzo

Excellent!!

Arif Hafeez

Not a large museum but loads of history ! I’ve been around Portland at the tourist locations hearing about the great fires and to be able to see that piece of history was great! Funded from admissions and sales. Noble cause.

Johnny Lam

Laura Mooney

Great for the kids and the family. We love going here to see Santa with the little ones during the holidays. Everyone is super friendly. You can see historical fire department equipment while at the same time play with different holiday toys. The Santa here is the best and great with kids. You take your own pictures with Santa which are free, but donation's to the museum are greatly appreciated and help keep the doors open. It has become one of our family traditions.

Robert Sherwood Jr

Even though this place is changed over the years they still have a large variety of history in this building I hope they can finish the remodel and keep the place open and take care of everything and run it for many years to come

Maria Kuschidlo

Eric McCown

Come experience the joy of listening to retired firefighters talk about the history of the job! Almost everything from the past exists here, frozen in time. You’ll see stables for horses, old fire engines, dispatch equipment, books of hydrant locators, bucket brigade equipment, and more. Bring the kids and expect them to wear their fire hats and badges for the next week.