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Fire engines, sirens and old-fashioned alarm systems all await you at the Fire Museum. Stationed in the historic Royal Fire House, the museum holds collections from the more than 200 years of fire-fighting in York County including horse drawn fire carriages, vintage fire trucks, firefighter uniforms, photographs and much more.
Please note that the Fire Museum is currently closed for the season. The Fire Museum will re-open on March 31, 2012.
Address: 757 West Market Street, York, Pennsylvania
Hours: Saturdays, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Tour Information: Call 717-848-1587 extension 301.
Ticket cost for all sites of the York County Heritage Trust:
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Adult - One Day |
$10 |
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Adult - Two Day |
$15 |
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Ages 8 - 18 One Day |
$ 5 |
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Ages 8 - 18 Two Day |
$ 7 |
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Library Only (York County students free with ID) |
$ 6 |
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Group Tours - (Two Sites) |
$ 6 |
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Group Tours - (Three or More Sites) |
$ 7 |
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One Day Family Pass (2 A, 3 Ch) |
$30 |
The building is wheelchair accessible.
Directions: From Route 30: Take North George Street south. Follow N. George St. and make a right onto Philadelphia Street. Continue on Philadelphia St. until you come to a "T". Turn left at the "T" onto Carlisle St. and get into the right-hand lane. The Fire Museum is located on the right at Carlisle and Market St.
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