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The Fire Museum of Maryland provides a unique and colorful setting for your event where guests can be entertained amongst steam pumping engines, giant hook-and-ladder trucks, and elaborate ceremonial parade vehicles used by early volunteer fire companies. Established in 1971, the Museum is one of the largest and most comprehensive collections of antique fire fighting equipment in the world. More than forty shining examples of hand-pulled, horse-drawn and motorized fire apparatus from 1806 to 1957 are on display. Displayed in a brightly lit and expansive exhibition gallery (18,000
square feet), the Museum is conveniently located behind the eight-story
Heaver Plaza Office Building, just one block north of Exit 26B of the
Baltimore Beltway (I-695).
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