Long Beach Firefighter's Museum

Long Beach Firefighter's Museum The mission of our museum is to collect, preserve, and display the deeply rich history of the Long B

Daisy Lane Parade 12/13/2025
12/18/2025

Daisy Lane Parade 12/13/2025

One of our Ahrens-Fox engines also made an appearance in the parade.
12/08/2025

One of our Ahrens-Fox engines also made an appearance in the parade.

2025 Belmont Shore Christmas Parade
12/08/2025

2025 Belmont Shore Christmas Parade

The restoration of our 1954 Mack Pumper is nearing completion. Chrome trim is being installed and upholstery and glass r...
09/18/2025

The restoration of our 1954 Mack Pumper is nearing completion. Chrome trim is being installed and upholstery and glass replacement are scheduled later this month. A big thanks to the late firefighter, Jim Clement, whose generous donation covered the new paint job.

Our 1938 Darley pumper left today for Universal Studios and will be used in an upcoming film.
04/10/2025

Our 1938 Darley pumper left today for Universal Studios and will be used in an upcoming film.

On November 9th, the Museum hosted a birthday celebration for LBFD legends, Glen Muis (L) and Bill Spurrier (R)--Both 1...
12/19/2024

On November 9th, the Museum hosted a birthday celebration for LBFD legends, Glen Muis (L) and Bill Spurrier (R)--Both 100 years old! (In the center is current Fire Chief Dennis Buchanan)
Interestingly, both men have written memoirs of their World War II service.

06/10/2024

Opened since 1983, the Long Beach Firefighters Museum holds artifacts dating back nearly a century ago, with many items belonging originally to the Long Beach Fire Department.

LBFM mechanic's first project for 2022: Rebuilding 1924 Ahrens Fox pump.
01/06/2022

LBFM mechanic's first project for 2022: Rebuilding 1924 Ahrens Fox pump.

No one has volunteered more time, talent and enthusiasm to the museum than retired LBFD Engineer Kirk Storey. He's the 2...
11/26/2021

No one has volunteered more time, talent and enthusiasm to the museum than retired LBFD Engineer Kirk Storey. He's the 2nd generation in his family (father Hobie Storey) to give countless hours to improving our facility and his dedication is unmatched. The LBFD, the City of Long Beach and the community thank him for his commitment.

June 26, 2021Our 1954 Mack is being prepped for new paint.
07/03/2021

June 26, 2021
Our 1954 Mack is being prepped for new paint.

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1465 Peterson Avenue
Long Beach, CA
90813

Telephone

(562) 599-3985

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