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Restoration Services Over 60 antique fire vehicles showcase a century of fire service. Restoration Services

TFM educates the public about fire safety and loss prevention, preserves the heritage of fire services, and honors the men and women who fight fire. TFM displays over 500 examples of vintage equipment and tools. We operate the world’s largest collection of warning signals, including rotating beacons, flashing lights, and sirens. TFM is housed in the old Dallas Fire Department Maintenance Facility.

The facility was restored by volunteers. Today, the Museum is a spectacular 125,000 square feet complex of exhibition halls, offices and shops. More History

TFM is one of the few truly working museums in the nation. We have comprehensive capabilities to maintain, repair and restore historic fire apparatus.

We delivered another beautiful Restoration of this 1928 Model AA restoration.  This was the first motorized apparatus fo...
07/11/2026

We delivered another beautiful Restoration of this 1928 Model AA restoration. This was the first motorized apparatus for Stanton Texas. Thank you Martin County Historical Museum.

07/04/2026
1928 Ford AA restoration is nearing completion.  First motorized apparatus for Stanton Texas.  This was a complete nut a...
06/26/2026

1928 Ford AA restoration is nearing completion. First motorized apparatus for Stanton Texas. This was a complete nut and bolt restoration over three years. Waiting on the new radiator and then we can install the hood and test for final delivery.

06/14/2026
Take a look at the new Texas Fire Museum web page.  Although still work in progress, a great job done by Brooke
12/31/2025

Take a look at the new Texas Fire Museum web page. Although still work in progress, a great job done by Brooke

Our Restoration Manager Kurt, hard at work
12/31/2025

Our Restoration Manager Kurt, hard at work

Part of the library at the Texas Fire Museum that is waiting to help with your research
12/30/2025

Part of the library at the Texas Fire Museum that is waiting to help with your research

1845 Hunneman Hand Tub restored by the Texas Fire Museum
12/30/2025

1845 Hunneman Hand Tub restored by the Texas Fire Museum

1929 Seagraves with the original yellow paint configuration at the Texas Fire Museum. Being restored by the owner Gene C...
12/28/2025

1929 Seagraves with the original yellow paint configuration at the Texas Fire Museum. Being restored by the owner Gene Conway

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2600 Chalk Hill Rd
Dallas, TX
75212

Opening Hours

Thursday 10am - 2pm
Friday 10am - 2pm
Saturday 10am - 2pm

Telephone

+12142671867

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