Museum of Fire

The Museum of Fire was a museum of firefighting in the Lothians, located in Edinburgh. It was first open from 1968 to 2016,[1] with its last location being in the old fire station in Lauriston Place, Edinburgh.[2]

This article is about a museum of firefighting in Scotland. For a museum of firefighting in Penrith, New South Wales, see Penrith Museum of Fire.

A new museum, which incorporates the history of all Scottish firefighting, called Museum of Scottish Fire Heritage located at the McDonald Road Community Fire Station will open in 2023.[3][4]

References
  1. "Scottish Fire and Rescue Service".
  2. "Edinburgh University to buy former fire headquarters".
  3. "200-year-old Duns fire engine takes pride of place in Firefighters museum".
  4. "Retrofit of an Edinburgh fire HQ demonstrates carbon leadership".

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