Celebrating A. Philip Randolph and the African American Railroad attendant.

Shows the everyday life of Danish workers from 1870 to 1999. In Danish and in English.

Educational museum housed in the 1894 Old Central Fire Station in Aurora, Illinois. Preserves and exhibits firefighting history.

Serves as a repository for artifacts and memorabilia related to the area's fire fighting history. Includes newsletter, links and contact information.

The history of firefighting in Memphis, Tennessee. Exhibits include the tools and equipment used by firefighters and interactive kiosks.

Contains 15 Antique Fire Engines and one hose cart, 8 antique automobiles, from 1929 to 1972, the soft drink collection and a large collection of Fire, Police, and Emergency Medical Service uniform patches.

Collection housed in station built in 1927 features fire engines and firefighting equipment that dates back to 1856. Home to the world's largest fire hydrant. Includes hours, calendar of events, photo gallery, gift shop, fire safety activity center, membership information and directions. Free admission. Located in Beaumont.

Online history of Friendship Fire Company and the museum's artifacts that included a 1799 Philip Mason Handpumper and 1911 Ahrens-Fox Steamer and other fire fighting equipment.

Museum of the Republic of Ireland's national police force, outlining the history of policing. Includes archives containing police related publications, records, and the DMP registry.

Features the history of firefighting from bucket brigades to modern technology. Exhibits include antique fire engines, tools, uniforms and helmets.

History of Rhode Island Fire Department with 1894 Lafrance Steam Fire Engine and 1859 Jeffers Hand Pumper.

Housed in historic Engine House No. 6, collection includes a hand drawn pumper, chemical wagon, horse-drawn fire wagon, steam pumper, vintage trucks and memorabilia. Includes photos, hours, admission fees and directions. Located in Wichita.

Featuring collection of photographs, posters, models, badges, patches, uniforms, helmets, prints, extinguishers and fire fighting equipment, both military and civilian ranging from 1868 to the present. Includes map directions. Located in Kent, UK.

Features tools of the blacksmith and farrier, several panels of displays of horseshoes, and library collection. Includes photo tour and contact information. Located near Sulphur, Oklahoma.

Non-profit organization devoted to the restoration and display of working printing machinery and equipment. Includes list of machines, photos, hours, membership details, links and directions. Located in Australia.

The regimental museum of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, located in Regina, Saskatchewan. In English and en francais.

Nonprofit organization was founded in 1999 in Dallas to preserve the old Dallas Fire Department maintenance facility. Includes over 50 antique apparatus on display. Provides hours and a membership form.

Newspaper museum for the Guardian and Observer newspapers. Site includes details about the archives, education facilities for students and adults, special exhibits and events. Online history and timelines. London, UK.

Preserving the history of the Toledo Fire Division and educating citizens about fire prevention and safety.

The museum, owned by the Vancouver Police Historical Society, presents the history of Vancouver Police through exhibits and programs.