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Michigan Firehouse Museum and Education Center

4.8 ★ · 249 reviews on Google

Closed now · 110 W Cross St, Ypsilanti, MI 48197

The Michigan Firehouse Museum and Education Center at 110 W Cross St in Ypsilanti, MI focuses on firefighting history, fire safety, and prevention. Its more than 26,000 square feet include an original 1898 firehouse, a modern multilevel exhibit area, and event venue spaces. Inside the restored firehouse, a fire engine steamer is displayed with horses in a scene showing readiness to respond to a fire. The modern addition contains 25 exhibits of antique fire trucks and early fire rigs, alongside historic tools, equipment, and memorabilia. The museum also describes its collection of fire truck bells as the largest. Tours are offered, and the museum welcomes children. Visitor amenities include a gift shop and restrooms, but there is no restaurant. Free lot and street parking are available, along with onsite parking. The entrance, parking, and restroom include wheelchair-accessible facilities.

Michigan Firehouse Museum and Education Center

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  • Restored 1898 firehouse
  • 25 exhibits of antique fire trucks and early fire rigs
  • Fire engine steamer displayed with horses
  • Historic firefighting tools and fire truck bells
  • Fire safety and prevention education
  • Reviewers often praise the quality (1 mentions)

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  • Really nice museum . I would recommend to all. If you're a fireman history buff, even better. — Google, 5★, June 27, 2026

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