I was in the area and passed them during their hoagie sale fundraiser in late June. I needed lunch…read moreand this was perfect to support a fire company and not have to worry about where to stop for food. We looked around after getting the food. The firefighters were super sweet (as is always the case at any firehouse I've ever visited). This place has the coolest collection of trucks I've ever seen! They have a huge converted army truck for wilderness fires, a Ghostbusters-style vehicle perfectly painted to match the neon yellow fire trucks, and an old vintage style fire truck, also painted the neon yellow of the fleet. They let the kids climb in the army/wildfire truck and gave a lot of cool details on everything. Very fun! Even better, the hoagie was packed full of quality cold cuts, and ratios of traditional Italian sandwich components were perfect. Only $10 for the huge sandwich, chips and water! Great way to support this great firehouse!

I was passing by the Philadelphia Fire Department Engine 8. I asked Ladderman Troy if he could give…read moreme a tour. Troy explained how they were supporting the house while this department was on a call fighting a blaze since early morning. I honor and respect those who serve their community with such bravery. True Heroes! They don't just fight fires, they provide medical treatment and rescue people from dangerous circumstances. They train on fire safety as well as the importance of properly installing smoke alarms. We talked about the Honolulu Fire Department and how the trucks are distinct. Each station has its unique design and features based on location. I didn't realize that you needed so much training for the various sections of the fire truck. I really enjoyed this visit the most.

Love this station. The firefighters are Awesome, nice and very helpful. They risk their lives for…read moreevery citizen in the city. Plus the station is a state of the art.

The newest fire station in the Philadelphia Fire Department. Awesome. Keep up the great work.read more

This beautiful old fire station adds to the charm of Collingswood center. It's a well maintained…read morebuilding that holds the history of this charming town. We were able to watch one of the trucks coming in. The firefighters were all so nice and waved to us as we took our photos.

Fireman's Hall Museum is a fire department museum and historical preservation society that opened…read morein Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1967. It was founded by the Philadelphia Fire Department. The building that houses the museum is a historic firehouse that was built in 1898. It was the home for Philadelphia's Engine 8 until 1952. At that time, the company moved to 319 Race Street with Ladder 2. Engine 8 moved again in 1968 and was officially disbanded in 2009. The old firehouse on N 2nd Street was turned into a museum by the Philadelphia Fire Department in 1967. Fireman's Hall Museum is one of the nation's premier institutions focused on the preservation of firefighting history and the promotion of fire safety. The museum also features the first exhibit commemorating the firefighters who died from the tragic events of 9/11. Philadelphia firefighter Brian Anderson serves as the museum's curator. My wife and I first visited Fireman's Hall Museum in 2015. At the time, we were still dating and didn't have children, yet we both really enjoyed visiting the museum. Jump to 2025, we visited the museum a second time... only now we have two little boys who love the fire department! Both of our sons had an absolute blast exploring the museum's collection. It features a number of vintage hand-drawn, horse-drawn and motorized fire apparatus, vintage firefighting gear and artifacts, a fire boat exhibit, an area where visitors can try on a firefighter uniform, and much more! We also enjoyed learning how Philadelphia's first volunteer fire company was founded by none other than Benjamin Franklin. In addition to being a Founding Father, scientist, inventor, diplomat, writer, statesmen, and postmaster general, he is also credited as the "Father of the Fire Service". We think that Fireman's Hall is one of the best fire museums we've ever visited and also one of the most underrated museums in the city.

Hidden gem of a museum over in old city. Very informative with plaques and many vintage pieces from…read morehistory of firefighters in Philadelphia. Entry is pay what you can / free for suggested donation. Two floors full of different things from tools, patches, pictures, old fire trucks, etc. The second floor has a beautiful stained glass remembrance piece for fallen firefighters.

I used to come here when I was a kid. It was dark and dingy. Now its beautiful. I b ring my…read morefamily whenever were in town. They have a great selection diverse cultural books for kids. I find enough for my girl for a couple of weeks. They also have fun crafts for my daughter while I search for books.

Five good book smelling stars!…read more I love this library - started going to in middle school. Then started taking my kids when they were babies and times were tight. Now my kids come here. Tonight was to check out a high school summer reading book. This library is well organized, bright, boasts friendly staff, plus has a bevy of books, dvd's, audio books, and programs/events of all types. Great memories as well.

Nice space for rental. This space might also be called the Valley Forge Fire Company. The event I…read morewas at served food. It was so hot this day that the bench paint started to stick on you if you left your arm on it for too long. There is an indoor area where food was served and where people sat. There were also a few bathrooms located near the entrance of the walkway. A nice space for an event rental!

Cool location close to the National Constitution Center and the Liberty Bell. You would miss it if…read moreyou didn't know it was there. Walking distance to the Federal Reserve.