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San Antonio Fire Museum
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San Antonio Fire Museum

801 E Houston St, San Antonio, TX 78205
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attractions: The Alamo, Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours & Oddities Parlor, Ripley's Believe It or Not!, San Antonio River Walk, LEGOLAND Discovery Center San Antonio, SEA LIFE San Antonio, The Amazing Mirror Maze, Alamo Cenotaph Monument, Old Mission San Antonio de Valero, St. Joseph Catholic Church, restaurants: Bonham Exchange, Margaritaville Restaurant - San Antonio, Dave & Buster's San Antonio - Rivercenter, Alamo Biscuit Company & Panaderia River walk, Morton's The Steakhouse, Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse, Oro Restaurant & Bar, Smoke Skybar, Denny's Restaurant, Yard House, local businesses: Shops at Rivercenter, AMC Rivercenter 11, River Center, The Dinner Detective True Crime Murder Mystery Dinner Show - San Antonio, TX, Alamo Gift Shop, Ralston Family Collections Center, TREASURES CUSTOM JEWELRY, Christian Assistance Ministry, GameStop, Great American Cookies
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Phone
(210) 390-7236
Website
sanantoniofiremuseum.org
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Sat10 AM - 3:30 PMClosed

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Nearby attractions of San Antonio Fire Museum

The Alamo

Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours & Oddities Parlor

Ripley's Believe It or Not!

San Antonio River Walk

LEGOLAND Discovery Center San Antonio

SEA LIFE San Antonio

The Amazing Mirror Maze

Alamo Cenotaph Monument

Old Mission San Antonio de Valero

St. Joseph Catholic Church

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(22.5K)

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Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours & Oddities Parlor

Sisters Grimm Ghost Tours & Oddities Parlor

4.8

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Open until 8:30 PM
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Ripley's Believe It or Not!

Ripley's Believe It or Not!

4.4

(1.7K)

Open until 9:00 PM
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San Antonio River Walk

San Antonio River Walk

4.7

(2.7K)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of San Antonio Fire Museum

Bonham Exchange

Margaritaville Restaurant - San Antonio

Dave & Buster's San Antonio - Rivercenter

Alamo Biscuit Company & Panaderia River walk

Morton's The Steakhouse

Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse

Oro Restaurant & Bar

Smoke Skybar

Denny's Restaurant

Yard House

Bonham Exchange

Bonham Exchange

3.9

(377)

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Closed
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Margaritaville Restaurant - San Antonio

Margaritaville Restaurant - San Antonio

4.0

(2.2K)

$$

Open until 12:00 AM
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Dave & Buster's San Antonio - Rivercenter

Dave & Buster's San Antonio - Rivercenter

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(1.5K)

$

Open until 1:00 AM
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Alamo Biscuit Company & Panaderia River walk

Alamo Biscuit Company & Panaderia River walk

4.6

(1.4K)

$

Open until 12:00 AM
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Reviews of San Antonio Fire Museum

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5.0
2y

My visit to the San Antonio Fire Museum was an unforgettable experience that shed light on the incredible dedication and bravery of our firefighting heroes.

The museum's exhibits offer a captivating journey through the history of firefighting in San Antonio. From vintage firefighting equipment to interactive displays that simulate real-life scenarios, every corner of the museum tells a story of courage and selflessness.

What truly struck me was the attention to detail and authenticity in recreating the past. The meticulously restored fire engines and gear showcase the evolution of firefighting technology, while personal accounts and photographs humanize the heroes who risked their lives for the safety of others.

The museum's dedication to education is commendable. Informative displays provide insights into fire safety and prevention, making it an engaging experience for visitors of all ages. The knowledgeable staff is always ready to share stories and answer questions, enhancing the overall learning journey.

Walking through the museum, I gained a profound appreciation for the sacrifices made by firefighters throughout history. It's not just a museum – it's a tribute that honors their commitment to protecting our communities.

For anyone interested in history, firefighting, or simply seeking to pay homage to our brave first responders, the San Antonio Fire Museum is an absolute must-visit. Prepare to be inspired, moved, and filled with gratitude for the unsung heroes who keep our cities safe.

Step into the world of firefighting legends and discover the heart and soul behind the emblem – the San Antonio Fire Museum is a...

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5.0
2y

In August, oh my Lord, is it hot in San Antonio! But fear not – there's a hidden gem where you can feel the heat while relishing in a cool down. Enter the San Antonio Fire Museum, a sanctuary of both history and respite. Our guide, a seasoned SA firefighter with a whopping 34 (or maybe 37?) years of experience, transformed the museum into a living narrative with his intricate knowledge.

There is so much history in every nook & cranny, even Thomas’ English Muffins would be jealous. From a nostalgic Pollyanna board game to an impressive collection of fire engines and trucks, the museum is a repository of memories (and people waiting to share them with you!)

Oh, and let's not forget the Menger Bar, where history intertwines with the pleasure of a good beer. An unexpected twist emerges – little did we know, one of the hotel/bar's founders was intricately linked to the inception of the San Antonio Fire Department.

For the younger enthusiasts, the annex provides a haven for play, complete with a handful of fire-related toys. Even Moses got in on the action, lending his endorsement to the experience. So, whether the outside is blistering or not, the San Antonio Fire Museum stands as a testament to resilience and history, an invitation to explore and appreciate. — Visited on...

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5.0
4y

I had the pleasure of going to the Fire Museum with a Cub Scout troop. The museum about the size of a fire station, which makes sense since it in an old fire station. The museum has a personal feel because you get a tour guide who is an ex firefighter when you enter, something I did not know when we got there. We learned alot about San Antonio's firefighters and the history of how it all got started I especially liked the air brushed firefighter helmets/art that were painted and donated a local firefighter.

Unfortunately the museum is a little less interactive as it once was, for the kids at least, due to COVID but overall still very much worth the admission price and time to get downtown. The kids also love their new toy fire trucks they got from the gift shop. Feast Firefighter medals as well as a variety of other souvenirs are sold here too. If you are in the downtown area or looking for something different to do I would recommend the...

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In August, oh my Lord, is it hot in San Antonio! But fear not – there's a hidden gem where you can feel the heat while relishing in a cool down. Enter the San Antonio Fire Museum, a sanctuary of both history and respite. Our guide, a seasoned SA firefighter with a whopping 34 (or maybe 37?) years of experience, transformed the museum into a living narrative with his intricate knowledge. There is so much history in every nook & cranny, even Thomas’ English Muffins would be jealous. From a nostalgic Pollyanna board game to an impressive collection of fire engines and trucks, the museum is a repository of memories (and people waiting to share them with you!) Oh, and let's not forget the Menger Bar, where history intertwines with the pleasure of a good beer. An unexpected twist emerges – little did we know, one of the hotel/bar's founders was intricately linked to the inception of the San Antonio Fire Department. For the younger enthusiasts, the annex provides a haven for play, complete with a handful of fire-related toys. Even Moses got in on the action, lending his endorsement to the experience. So, whether the outside is blistering or not, the San Antonio Fire Museum stands as a testament to resilience and history, an invitation to explore and appreciate. — Visited on August 15th, 2023
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We were on a six day road trip through Texas and this was one of our favorite stops! The retired firefighters that founded and run this museum are just all around amazing people, and the museum is top-notch. They have some really amazing things to see that you won't see anywhere else. And we've been to a lot of fire museums across the country as our son has been passionate about firefighting since he was little! Every city we visit includes a visit to any fire museum or relic they may have. This one was my favorite of all! When we visited here, our son was two weeks away from graduating from the Fire Academy. They not only showed him around, but shared wisdom and stories he could take with him. These are dedicated professionals, that will never really retire. This shines through in them as people, and in their museum. They've put a lot of time, money, and hard work into a museum everyone can appreciate!
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In August, oh my Lord, is it hot in San Antonio! But fear not – there's a hidden gem where you can feel the heat while relishing in a cool down. Enter the San Antonio Fire Museum, a sanctuary of both history and respite. Our guide, a seasoned SA firefighter with a whopping 34 (or maybe 37?) years of experience, transformed the museum into a living narrative with his intricate knowledge. There is so much history in every nook & cranny, even Thomas’ English Muffins would be jealous. From a nostalgic Pollyanna board game to an impressive collection of fire engines and trucks, the museum is a repository of memories (and people waiting to share them with you!) Oh, and let's not forget the Menger Bar, where history intertwines with the pleasure of a good beer. An unexpected twist emerges – little did we know, one of the hotel/bar's founders was intricately linked to the inception of the San Antonio Fire Department. For the younger enthusiasts, the annex provides a haven for play, complete with a handful of fire-related toys. Even Moses got in on the action, lending his endorsement to the experience. So, whether the outside is blistering or not, the San Antonio Fire Museum stands as a testament to resilience and history, an invitation to explore and appreciate. — Visited on August 15th, 2023
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We were on a six day road trip through Texas and this was one of our favorite stops! The retired firefighters that founded and run this museum are just all around amazing people, and the museum is top-notch. They have some really amazing things to see that you won't see anywhere else. And we've been to a lot of fire museums across the country as our son has been passionate about firefighting since he was little! Every city we visit includes a visit to any fire museum or relic they may have. This one was my favorite of all! When we visited here, our son was two weeks away from graduating from the Fire Academy. They not only showed him around, but shared wisdom and stories he could take with him. These are dedicated professionals, that will never really retire. This shines through in them as people, and in their museum. They've put a lot of time, money, and hard work into a museum everyone can appreciate!
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