ARKANSAS FIREFIGHTER MUSEUM AND FIRE EDUCATION CENTER
EIN 85-1978819 · Museums (A50)
What they do
THE ARKANSAS FIREFIGHTER MUSEUM and FIRE EDUCATION CENTER is Dedicated to Preserving Fire Station 9, and to Discovering and Sharing Information About Little Rock Fire Department and Fire History Across The State of Arkansas. The Stories and Photographs of Individuals, Families and Events Associated With The Arkansas Fire Service Are Interpreted In The Museums Collections, Programs and The Fire Education Center is Designed to Teach Fire Safety Programs to The Public to Prevent Loss of Life From The Results of Fire, Mainly to Children. Arkansas is One of The Leading States Nationwide With Higher Than Normal Fire Deaths. to Promote and Encourage The Knowledge of The History of The Fire Service In Little Rock As Well As The State and Preservations of Its to Preserve and Operate The Fire Station Museum, Its Collection of Archives An
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2021
- Location
- PO BOX 533, ALEXANDER, AR 72002-0533
- County
- Pulaski
- In care of
- % BOB FRANKLIN