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Coming in Fall 2026 – a new interactive fire pole for young visitors in our Discovery Room.

Next Event: Lantern Night

Visit the museum after dark and enjoy the museum lit by lanterns on Saturday, October 24 from 6-8pm.
The Fire Museum of Maryland would not function without the service and dedication of our volunteers.  Retired firefighters, historians, woodworkers, historic re-enactors, registrars, and mechanics all play a vital role in our ability to maintain, preserve, and restore our collection and buildings.

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The Fire Museum of Maryland7 hours ago
This week is #FirePreventionWeek with the topic being how to help prevent lithium-ion battery-based fires. Lithium-ion batteries are in a lot of every day electronics, a major one being your cellphone, so for today’s Fire Fact Friday we will focus on how you can help prevent lithium-ion battery-based fires.

One of the most important aspects of preventing a Fire is to monitor how you are charging your electronics. Make sure that when you are charging your electronics, keep them on a hand, flat surface with a decent charger, as charging on softer surfaces can cause the battery to overheat and using a damaged or low quality charger or cord can damage the battery. Also make sure not to keep your electronics plugged in once they’re fully charged as that can also cause the battery to overheat. For your tools make sure they are charging outside as if they do catch on Fire there is less for the Fire to grab on to. Now if your device feels like it is overheating make sure you stop using it as you don’t want it to continue to heat up and potentially start a fire. Finally make sure you charge your device out in the open so you are able to monitor your device and make sure nothing bad is happening.

Fire Safety is one of our top priorities at the museum, and we want every guest or potential visitor to be more knowledgeable about Fire Safety. If you want to learn more about Fire Safety, come and visit the museum during our open hours or schedule a tour today. #FireFactFriday #FirePreventionWeek
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The Fire Museum of Maryland1 day ago
Keeping up with fire safety week trivia. How do you NOT put out a grease fire, and also how DO you put out a grease fire? #firesafety

answer: Do NOT put water on it. The best way to do it is to turn off the heat completely and place a lid on the pot or pan. If a lid is not available, baking soda would also work, as well as a damp (not fully soaked) washcloth or towel. A fire extinguisher or fire blanket would also work. The main idea is that you are going to put out the fire by removing the oxygen.

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