New Bern Firemen's Museum

7 reviews

+1 (252) 636-4087

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driver's seat on the right so that they could see hydrants easier

408 Hancock St

New Bern, NC 28560

+1 (252) 636-4087

http://www.newbernfiremuseum.com

Attraction featuring antique fire engines including those used in the 1922 fire that destroyed one-third of the city. All equipment was used in New Bern, so the tour includes info about the persons who used the equipment, as well as how it worked. A Children's area offers many hands-on opportunities

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4.07 reviews

Rebecca M.

4/15/2019

The New Bern Firemen's Museum is a great place to stop to learn about New Bern's history and also firefighting history. Admission is $7 for adults and $4 for children. The museum is two stories...

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Timothy A.

12/13/2019

I always enjoy a good firemen's museum when I'm visiting a different town. I have nothing but respect for the men and women who run in, when others run out. Most firemen's museums are run by...

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Glenn R.

6/16/2018

Great history and artifacts from the oldest fire department in NC. There was a lot of work and live out into the collection and preservation of all the items, from hose carts to steamers. As a...

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Kathy M.

10/19/2019

A real piece of New Bern history! A family friendly place to explore and learn about the city's historic past.

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Denice O.

5/16/2017

The few fire carts/engines/trucks are nice but there are VERY FEW. Only the bottom level is open for viewing and can be seen in 30-45 minutes but the entrance price is the same. We initially...

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