Review & Frequenly Asked Questions:

The Toledo Firefighters Museum takes great effort to preserve the storied history of the Toledo Fire and Rescue Department in a beautiful and entertaining way. Aptly located in an old fire station, the museum proudly displays replicas, mementos, and photographs of firefighter history.

Some of the key pieces to see at this museum include a memorial for Henry S. Plowman, who was present at the 9/11 attack on the Pentagon, a restored medallion and light from the Old Station 15, and even an antique 1929 Pirsch Pumper that was used at Old Station 19.

Address: 918 W. Sylvania Avenue, Toledo, Ohio 43612, Phone: 419-478-3473

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Admire the flowers for free in Toledo Botanical Garden View over 30,000 works at the Toledo Museum of Art Learn about animals at Toledo Zoo Take the kids to the Imagination Station Have dinner at Tony Packo's Go on a casual date at Bar 145 Take a free tour of the Wildwood Manor House Learn about Great Lakes history at the National Museum of the Great Lakes See a performance by the Toledo Symphony Orchestra Grab a slice of pizza at Zia's Dine with a view of the Maumee River at Real Seafood Company Dine at Registry Bistro Taste unique flavors at the Maumee Bay Brew Pub Learn about firefighter history at the Toledo Firefighters Museum Go fishing in Oak Openings Preserve Pick up a snack at the Toledo Farmers' Market Have fun at Hollywood Casino Toledo Go for a walk in Swan Creek Metropark Step back in time at the Toledo Police Museum

Explore more: Ohio > Things to Do in Toledo, Ohio

Plan Your Trip

Get Ready to Go!

Need some more help?


Go to travel reservations.