Repaupo Fire Museum
About the Business
Welcome to the Repaupo Fire Museum, a unique destination dedicated to preserving the rich history of firefighting and celebrating the brave individuals who have served their communities. Located at 7 Repaupo Station Road, Logan Township, New Jersey, our museum offers an engaging experience for visitors of all ages.
Explore our extensive collection of vintage firefighting equipment, historical artifacts, and captivating exhibits that showcase the evolution of firefighting techniques and technology. From antique fire engines to traditional uniforms and gear, each display provides a fascinating glimpse into the past and honors the legacy of those who have dedicated their lives to protecting others.
Our knowledgeable staff and volunteers are passionate about sharing stories and insights, ensuring a memorable and educational visit. Whether you're a history enthusiast, a firefighting professional, or simply looking for a family-friendly outing, the Repaupo Fire Museum offers something for everyone.
Join us in celebrating the valor and dedication of firefighters throughout history. We look forward to welcoming you to our museum and sharing the inspiring stories of heroism and innovation that have shaped the firefighting community.
Visit us today and embark on a journey through the history of firefighting at the Repaupo Fire Museum!
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Location & Phone number
7 Repaupo Station Road, Logan Township, New Jersey 08085, United States
Reviews
"This is an amazing little museum that is literally packed with as much firefighter relics they could find or have donated from years past. We stopped during the week only because we saw the door open, but we were told Saturday 12-4 someone is usually there to allow you access. Most of the firetrucks are independently owned and some are still being restored so you can view them in varying stages of the process. This is a museum so no climbing on the trucks or touching the artifacts, but my 5+yo kids enjoyed seeing all the items. May be difficult with small children. I was also super impressed that they actually had an iron lung machine (1920-50's) often used in polio treatment. I have never seen one in person before. If you're in healthcare what an interesting find!! Not wheelchair accessible due to narrow walkways and stairs to second floor. Parking free and next to building. No tickets. Self guided tour mostly, and takes approximately 30min."
"Great place to spend some time - Wonderful History - Great guys making it happen"
"Lots of firefighting history there, they have very nice fire equipment in there collection."
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