Michigan Firehouse Museum

About the Michigan Firehouse Museum

Established by Howard and Norma Weaver, the Michigan Firehouse Museum and Education Center stands as a testament to their dedication to preserving the rich history of firefighting. Located in Ypsilanti, Michigan, this premier museum showcases the evolution of firefighting over the past two centuries. The Weavers, who were high school sweethearts, turned their passion for antique vehicles into a remarkable collection that includes fire trucks and memorabilia. Their commitment to honoring the legacy of firefighters, particularly Norma's father, who tragically lost his life in the line of duty, is evident in every exhibit.

Impact of the Museum

The Michigan Firehouse Museum enhances the appreciation of firefighting history through engaging and informative exhibits, as well as teaching and promoting fire safety.

Why Donate?

Your donations support the preservation of Michigan’s firefighting history and the continuation of educational programs that promote fire safety.

Join the Cause

Support the Michigan Firehouse Museum and Education Center by donating today. Your contribution, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, helps ensure that the legacy of firefighting is preserved for future generations. Together, we can keep the spirit of the Weavers alive and continue their mission of education and preservation.