Rich History of Haverhill Firefighting Museum
Come Experience the Evolution of New England
Firefighting History!
www.HaverhillFirefightingMuseum.org
Established in 2003, it is home to one of the largest
collections of New England Firefighting History with
artifacts dating as far back as colonial times.
Our museum honors
those who have served
and those who have
died, and it teaches
the evolution of
firefighting and fire
prevention .
One of Haverhill’s five Cultural Treasures
-Buttonwoods Museum
-Haverhill Firefighting Museum
-John Greenleaf Whittier Birthplace
-Tattersall Farm
-Winnekenni Castle
From horse drawn water towers and handtubs to modern day
From New England towns
Every day and special occasion
Newly expanded with a goal to add much more
The Haverhill Firefighting
Museum has always been a
hit with adults but when
families came, children
were often done long
before the adults. Who
could blame them - in a
museum you’re not
supposed to touch!
Museum Mascot Dottie the Dalmatian
colors with friends!
The Children’s corner
has dress up gear for
kids so they can play
on the fire truck
dressed like real
firemen!
A young boy
dressed in
fire gear
pretends to
put out a fire.
This hose and reel allows children to experience what it
feels like to pull the hose and attach it to the fire truck.
Two boys attempt to
hook the hose to the
fire truck.
A female firefighter
attaches the hose to
the fire truck.
There is so much we want to do to enhance the
experience children have when they visit the
museum!
We want to add computer and communications
technology to the fire truck, and add
interactive displays that teach children history
and fire safety.
We would like to add a play ambulance, and
a fire pole with thick mats.
We need protective floor padding in the
entire Children’s Corner.
We are creating a third grade classroom
curriculum to bring into school classrooms.
We are continually enhancing our field trip
tours when classrooms and groups visit the
museum.
We are creating a timeline display of firefighting
uniforms and apparatus from colonial times to
present day.
We need a ramp for handicap access.
We would like to extend our hours.
We would like to start firefighting history tours in
Haverhill.
We can also create a custom sponsorship just for you!
We are a nonprofit 501 (c)3
- all gifts are tax deductible
James Graham - President
John Hamel - Treasurer
Cynthia Graham – Secretary
Donna Moore
Patricia Graham
Jean MacDougall-Tattan
Matt Nadeau
Albert Henderson
Carl Houston
Gary Robinson
The Haverhill Firefighting Museum
75 Kenoza Ave.
Haverhill, MA 01830
www.HaverhillFirefightingMuseum.org
For more information please call:
James Graham, President: 978-852-3294
Uncover the fascinating evolution of New England firefighting history at the Haverhill Firefighting Museum, established in 2003. Delve into one of the largest collections of artifacts dating back to colonial times, honoring the brave individuals who served and sacrificed. Discover antique trucks, handtubs, water towers, and historical fire engines like The Reliance 1 and The Merrimack, offering a glimpse into the past. Visit this cultural treasure and learn about fire prevention and the proud legacy of firefighting in the region.
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The Haverhill Firefighting Museum Come Experience the Evolution of New England Firefighting History! www.HaverhillFirefightingMuseum.org
Have you heard of the Haverhilll Firefighting Museum? Established in 2003, it is home to one of the largest collections of New England Firefighting History with artifacts dating as far back as colonial times.
Our museum honors those who have served and those who have died, and it teaches the evolution of firefighting and fire prevention .
One of Haverhills five Cultural Treasures -Buttonwoods Museum -Haverhill Firefighting Museum -John Greenleaf Whittier Birthplace -Tattersall Farm -Winnekenni Castle
Antique Trucks From horse drawn water towers and handtubs to modern day
This Ford Model B Chassis and Howe Pumper served Georgetown, MA.
Badges From New England towns
Trumpets Every day and special occasion
Documentation about the First Black Firefighter in Haverhill
The Childrens Corner Newly expanded with a goal to add much more
Welcome to the Childrens Corner The Haverhill Firefighting Museum has always been a hit with adults but when families came, children were often done long before the adults. Who could blame them - in a museum you re not supposed to touch! Museum Mascot Dottie the Dalmatian colors with friends!
Dress up and Play The Children s corner has dress up gear for kids so they can play on the fire truck dressed like real firemen!
