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The Tampa Firefighters Museum preserves the history and culture of the Tampa Fire Department, located adjacent to the Tampa Fire Rescue Station One in the city's downtown district. The 18,000-square-foot museum is housed within the city's former fire department headquarters, operated between 1911 and 1974, and has been designated as a local historical landmark by the City of Tampa. Visitors can view a variety of exhibits at the museum, including restored historic fire trucks and fire equipment and a variety of uniforms worn by city firefighters over the years. The museum is free and open to the public daily, also offering a gift shop and fire safety awareness classroom for student education.

720 E Zack St, Tampa, FL 33602, Phone: 813-964-6862

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