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Thursday, December 30, 2010

Los Angeles Fire Department Museum, Hollywood and San Pedro

Los Angeles Fire Department Historical Society
http://www.lafdmuseum.org/

Hollywood Museum
1355 N. Caheunga Blvd
Hollywood, CA 90028
323-464-2727
Sat: 10a-4p
Off-hour tours available by special request.

Today, Old Fire Station 27 is a completely restored facility, and represents what the station was like when it was in operation. Three apparatus bays are filled with equipment, some dating back to the early 1900s and not to be found anywhere else. In addition, artifacts and equipment of all types are on display, dating from the 1880s through the present day. There are existing and under-development exhibits upstairs as well.

Old Station 27 also includes a Fire Service Research Library and a learning center where fire and life safety lessons are shared with both children and adults.


Harbor Museum "Old 36s"
638 Beacon Street
San Pedro, CA 90731
323-464-2727
Sat: 10a-4p
Off-hour tours available by special request.

Old Fire Station 36 is housed in one of the oldest buildings still standing in San Pedro, California. At the southern-most tip of Los Angeles, San Pedro is home to the Los Angeles Harbor, Ports ‘O Call Village, and some of the most unique seascapes in the LA area.

Old Station 36 includes some remarkable LAFD apparatus, artifacts from the San Pedro area and some of the most famous fires in this part of the city, and much more. A small store offers up a variety of goodies, ranging from authentic LAFD merchandise to memorial bracelets.

Contact the museums for their latest information.

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