12/10/2022
The 2023 calendars are available at the museum for those who haven't pre ordered.
Collection of artifacts and memorabilia of the Buffalo, NY Fire Department. FREE admission. Open Sat
The museum continues to maintain and expand its collection of artifacts and information about firefighting in Buffalo, New York and the Buffalo Fire Department.
Operating as usual
The 2023 calendars are available at the museum for those who haven't pre ordered.
The calendars are at the museum. Due to the cost of mailing we are asking your help. If you want a calendar please reply with your dues notice as soon as possible. We are working on an e-mail list for information only. Please include a legible address. Thanks and stay safe.
Just saying the Christmas display is over for this year a new display is being worked on Thanks for your support
Stage 3 building display doors
New Christmas display is up and running
Out of room working on a new display area with the help of out members
Stop at the fair good crowd good fun
Hot Dog fund raiser July 7 10AM TO 2PM
Quiet day
We had such a good day Saturday we gained a new office assistant.
5th day one more to go
Third day building the Christmas display. Always fun.
Working on new toy fire trucks for display
New drivers assisted by Joe
Guests at the museum
Timeline photos
Visit the update museum Christmas display
As some of you know, the Fire Museum has an awesome Tiller Display that allows you to experience what it is like to drive the tiller on a ladder truck. Be sure to stop by and check it out!
Buffalo Fire responding to an automatic fire alarm to 320 Perry Street. This video as well as more footage is used by the Buffalo Fire Museum's Tiller displa...
Please vote for the Buffalo Fire Museum as the best place to take kids on the KidsOutandAbout website!
A small mention in the news about the museum. We are open Saturdays and remember admission is free!
http://www.buffalonews.com/gusto/family/museums-galleries-offer-free-fun-for-all-20150401
It’s been a long, cold winter and we’ve all been cooped up way too long. It’s time to go out and do something fun – especially with spring break in the air. However, if you are still paying off those holiday bills, your entertainment budget mi... - The Buffalo News
Please check their new page and share!
The Greater Buffalo Firefighters Pipes and Drums are a group of career and volunteer firefighters, law enforcement officers, EMS providers and civilian friends of first responders representing WNY's great firefighting family. We are here to honor our fallen brothers and sisters. We also appear at many of the parades, dedications, memorials, funerals, weddings, fund raisers across WNY.
We practice every Tuesday night at the Knights of Columbus Hall at 261 S. Legion St. Buffalo, NY 14220. Start time is 6:30pm. New members always welcome and the band provides free lessons to those willing to learn.
We have members from 15 different fire departments, 6 different law enforcement agencies and local EMS, from as far north as Lockport and Niagara Falls, Ontario all the way south to Frederick County, Virginia.
Contact Band Manager Mike Kick for more info 716-860-7415.
One of Buffalo Fire Department’s darkest days was 31 years ago today, December 27th, 1983. A LPG explosion at 2020 hrs. took the lives of 5 of Buffalo’s bravest Firefighters from their families and our brotherhood. Their lives will never be forgotten, if we keep their memory alive in our minds and hearts…
Most Firefighters remember where they were when they either heard the explosion, or were told about it. The Buffalo Fire Historical Museum has a standing display, dedicated to the memories of these 5 individuals.
The Museum is open today, 9-4 pm, at 1850 William Street at North Ogden, and the Fire Museum’s volunteer staff would be very interested in hearing your stories about the incident. Please come and share a cup of firehouse coffee around the kitchen table and celebrate their memories. This is also the last month to see the annual Christmas Display, before it is taken apart until November 2015.
RIP Firefighter’s Mike Austin, Mickey Catanzaro, Red Lickfeld, Tony Waszkielewicz, and Matty Colpoys; you all are fondly and lovingly remembered by your brother and sister firefighter, who are left behind.
Holiday safety tips from the IAFF.
Share these safety tips to help promote winter holiday safety in your community season
http://youtu.be/F8VBSB7-1ug
October is National Fire Prevention Month and the Fire Museum is having an Open House. Mark your calendars and stop by!
Details:
*Saturday, October 11th, 2014 at the Buffalo Fire Museum
*Enter for a chance to win a Fire Extinguisher or CO Detector
*Free Smoke Detectors (limit 1 per household - while supplies last)
*Free Hot dogs & Pop
*Noon til 2PM
The Museum has a limited supply of FREE smoke detectors to give away! Stop by for a visit and ask one of our volunteers for one! Limit one per person.
Fire Weekly Radio- A Fireman's Fireman: Mike Lombardo
Listen to firsthand accounts of growing up in the Buffalo Fire Dept. as Tiger Schmittendorf chats around the kitchen table with retired Battalion Chief and Commissioner Mike Lombardo. Mike Lombardo was a RuntotheCurb.com kid whose mother would ...
Buffalo Fire Engine 1 operates at 59 Chicago, March 21, 2014.
Retired Buffalo Firefighter reunites with man he rescued years ago.
http://www.buffalonews.com/city-region/east-side/retired-buffalo-firefighter-meets-man-he-saved-as-a-boy-from-raging-house-fire-46-years-ago-20140306
Vincent Fildes crawled out of the burning house on Sherman Street on his hands and knees, sick to his stomach from the acrid smoke and the unbearable heat.But the Buffalo fire lieutenant went back in, his only protection a rubber coat and a metal helmet with cloth earflaps.... - The Buffalo News
Stop by the Museum to see the spectacular firefighting themed Christmas display. It will up until January 25, 2014.
Vintage bookmark given out by the Buffalo Fire Department.
Stop by the museum on Saturdays to check out our fire prevention display. We have 50 smoke detectors to give away FREE. Also sign up for a chance to win either a carbon monoxide detector or fire extinguisher.
Classic Buffalo Fire action. Firefighters operate at the Ben Franklin store at 1873 Clinton. Unknown date.
New memorial outside the quarters of Buffalo Fire's Engine 32 and Ladder 5 honoring the members of those companies who have been killed in the line of duty.
**Attention business owners! Help your business prosper!**
The Fire Museum is now selling ad space in their annual and very popular Buffalo Fire Museum Calendar. Over 350 calendars are distributed each year. Simply send a check for $50.00 and your business card and you will have an ad in the calendar. Please note that all the listing's will be printed in black and white.
Send your check and business card to this address:
1850 William Street
Buffalo, NY 14206
Deadline: All business cards and checks must be in by July 1, 2013!
Any questions, please call 716-892-8400.
Thank you for your support!
1850 William Street
Buffalo, NY
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