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Thursdays are our draw days!To participate in this week's draw, purchase your ticket by 8:59 PM today. Click the link be...
10/08/2026

Thursdays are our draw days!
To participate in this week's draw, purchase your ticket by 8:59 PM today. Click the link below to buy tickets in support of the Firefighters' Museum of Nova Scotia. Doing so helps support our cause in preserving Nova Scotia fire history.
https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/nsfd/188

This week is Fire Prevention Week!This year, the Firefighters' Museum of Nova Scotia is teaming up with NFPA to promote ...
10/06/2026

This week is Fire Prevention Week!
This year, the Firefighters' Museum of Nova Scotia is teaming up with NFPA to promote this year’s Fire Prevention Week™, October 4-10, Charge into Fire Safety™: Safe Charging Is a Superpower. Help us spread the word that everyday actions can help prevent lithium-ion battery fires. Use your charging superpower by making smart choices every time you plug in. For more info: fpw.org.

09/25/2026

The Firefighters' Museum of Nova Scotia will be closed Wednesday September 30th 2026 (Truth and Reconciliation Day).

09/11/2026

This post discusses the tragic events that occurred on September 11th 2001.
.. a second plane struck the South Tower of the World Trade Center.

This strike was captured live from the reporters documenting the first strike. Both towers in flames, even more aid was called in to assist the first responders already on site.
2 minutes later, the US president was alerted during his visit at an elementary school in Florida of the second strike.
Panic quickly filled the streets.
Flights grounded. Stock tickers frozen. The world collectively gasped all at once.
By 9:59 EST, while fire crews were trying to extinguish the blaze, the South Tower collapsed. At 10:28 EST, the North Tower would do the same.
The Pentagon was also hit and a plane that was headed to Washington, DC was diverted into Pennsylvania by the plane's passengers.
It was the largest American tragedy on American soil since Pearl Harbor.
Canadians, as they often do, did not wait to help. Within an hour, first responders from Canada came to New York's aid, not waiting to be asked to help. An airport in Newfoundland became the the safe landing spot for those who were redirected, even allowing people into their homes as refuge.
Every year since, firefighters around the world come together to remember the sacrifices of those entangled in this incident.

09/11/2026

This post discusses the tragic events that occurred on September 11th 2001.

At this moment, 25 years ago, the world stood still.
A rogue plane flew into one of the two towers at the World Trade Center.
Its North Tower was ablaze.
New Yorkers were in shock, as were all who dared watch.
Nearby firefighters and paramedics were quickly dispatched and diverted from previous calls to tend to the incident.
Reporters, in shock, grab their cameras and begin to capture what remains of this once tall tower.
With fire bellowing from the tower, Ladder 10 would arrive first. It was all hands on deck for those that came.
17 minutes later...

The Steam Fire Engine present in this image is in fact the oldest surviving of its kind in the entire country, made in M...
09/07/2026

The Steam Fire Engine present in this image is in fact the oldest surviving of its kind in the entire country, made in Manchester New Hampshire in 1863.
This is however, not its most bizarre use case.
In its later life, in the 1920s, it was actually used by the city works department to thaw out hydrants, as the pressurized water maintained enough resonant heat from the steam engine boiler to do so.
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451 Main Street
Yarmouth, NS
B5A1G9

Opening Hours

Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm
Friday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+19027425525

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