EIN: 23-7394089 · Philadelphia, PA
Fireman’s Hall Museum is dedicated to preserving the rich history of the Philadelphia Fire Department. Housed in a beautifully renovated 1898 firehouse, this premier fire museum celebrates the legacy of firefighting in Philadelphia, the birthplace of the first volunteer fire companies established by Benjamin Franklin in 1736.
Attracting approximately 40,000 visitors annually, the museum educates the public about fire safety and honors the contributions of firefighters, especially African American firefighters in Philadelphia.
Your donations help maintain the museum's exhibits and support vital educational programs that inform the public about fire safety and the history of the Philadelphia Fire Department.
Support the preservation of firefighting history and the promotion of fire safety by donating cryptocurrency or cash. Your contribution ensures that future generations can learn from the past and appreciate the bravery of firefighters.
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