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‘RPAS01 BEAR’ Touches Down at the Museum of Fire
Remotely piloted aircraft systems (RPAS), commonly known as drones, are not often associated with the Fire Brigade however they serve an important function for firefighting and rescue services, providing integral information which assists in the prevention, preparation, and recovery phases of field operations. They may also be used following major incidents such as bushfires or floods to provide real-time data for pre-incident planning and to assess damages. As a modern piece

Museum of Fire Curatorial Team
Aug 11, 20202 min read


Station Focus: No. 57 Wentworthville Fire Brigade (1920-2020)
*This information is an extract from the colour-book produced by the Museum of Fire's Heritage Team to celebrate the centenary of Wentworthville Fire Brigade. Should you wish to use any of the information and pictures provided we ask that you please reference the Museum correctly and contact the Museum for permission where applicable. The Establishment of a Fire Brigade in Wentworthville Back on the 5 February 1920 when Wentworthville Fire Brigade operational the local area w

Museum of Fire Heritage Team
Jul 28, 20204 min read


Curator's Blog #1 - Her Majesty's Theatre Wall Phone
Welcome to the first post in our new Curator’s Blog series! As a curator I oversee the display and care of the Museum’s collections, including the library and archive as well as the objects. Each day is different, but my role (usually) involves researching and processing donations, improving collection documentation, and producing information for display. Today I will be introducing a recent donation that piqued my interest, the USA-made Western Electric wall telephone from H

Museum of Fire Curatorial Team
Jul 21, 20202 min read
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