GREATER MANCHESTER FIRE SERVICE MUSEUM TRUST
FIREGROUND | Fireground
The Trust maintains a museum of firefighting in the Greater Manchester region. It manages a collection of fire engines, equipment, uniforms, medals etc, which is open to the public. The operation is run entirely by volunteers. Working in partnership with the Fire and Rescue Service, it also operates a dedicated education programme for schools.
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2020
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fireground.org.uk
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👏 What an amazing way to honor the history of firefighting in Greater Manchester! The dedication of those volunteers truly makes a difference. Can’t wait to visit and learn more! 🚒 #Fireground #CommunityHeroesdetail |
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Just discovered the stories behind our local fire services! 🧑🚒🔥 It’s incredible how much history and innovation has come from this area. Huge thanks to the volunteers for keeping this legacy alive! 🙌 #GreaterManchesterdetail |
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What role do you think museums like the Greater Manchester Fire Service Museum Trust play in preserving the history and innovations of firefighting for future generations?Odpovědí: 3, Naposledy před 1 den detail |
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In what ways can the Greater Manchester Fire Service Museum engage the community to raise awareness about fire safety and the history of firefighting in the region?Odpovědí: 3, Naposledy před 1 den detail |
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call 01706 341219 Welcome to FIREGROUND The Museum tells the story of firefighting particularly in the Greater Manchester region. The area has played a significant role in the story of fire brigades and fire engineering. Manchester formed Englands first municipal fire service in 1826 whilst the countrys earliest motorised fire engine was delivered to Eccles in 1901. Pioneering and innovative chief fire officers such as Alfred Tozer and George Parker in Manchester John Eccles of Rochdale and Albert Bentley in Salford helped forge the reputation of our local fire brigades through their revolutionary measures and technical skills.
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