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1401 S Central Ave Los Angeles, CA 90021, CA
Museums, Cultural Institutions, and Shared SpacesUnclaimed public listing
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Museums, Cultural Institutions, and Shared Spaces • Museums • Cultural Institutions • and Shared Spaces
The city's first segregated fire station, Fire Station No. 30 was built in 1913 and reopened in 1997 as the home of the African American Firefighter Museum. The two-story museum includes original poles and a vintage hose cart from 1890, as well as photos and news clippings, helmets, badges, vintage uniforms and more.
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Category: Museums, Cultural Institutions, and Shared Spaces
Location: 1401 S Central Ave Los Angeles, CA 90021, CA
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