John D. Murray Fire Museum

The John D. Murray Fire Museum is a dedicated institution that honors the history and evolution of firefighting in the Oswego region. Located within the Oswego Fire Department’s East Seneca Street station, the museum showcases a thoughtfully curated collection of antique firefighting equipment, historical uniforms, vintage fire trucks, photographs, and memorabilia. Named in honor of former Fire Chief John D. Murray, the museum preserves the rich heritage and traditions of the fire service while also educating the public on fire safety and emergency response.

The museum plays a vital role in community engagement, offering educational tours for local schools, youth groups, and visitors of all ages. Through its exhibits and outreach efforts, it highlights the bravery and service of Oswego’s firefighters, past and present. Run by dedicated volunteers with ties to the firefighting community, the museum maintains strong affiliations with regional emergency services and historical societies, emphasizing its commitment to both public safety and historical preservation.

Key Services:

– Exhibits featuring historical firefighting equipment and vintage apparatus
– Educational programs promoting fire safety awareness
– Guided museum tours for schools, families, and community groups
– Preservation and archiving of firefighting memorabilia and records
– Community outreach highlighting local emergency service history
– Support and partnerships with local firefighting and historical organizations

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