Jubilee Fire Museum
The focus of the Jubilee Fire Museum is the 1887 'Jubilee' steam fire pump and hose reel, replicating the original motive power with two horses harnessed to the appliance. The building is a replica of a 19th century fire station and houses static displays of fire-associated equipment and memorabilia.
Contact Details
14 Dixon Street, Masterton
Manned by Volunteer Staff at this Stage - it is envisaged that the Museum will be accessed via the Shear History Trust in the near future once the facility refurbishment is complete.
Visitor Information
14 Dixon Street, Masterton, 5840
By appointment until Museum re-opens
Donation
Facilities
Wheelchair access
Parking
Other Facilities
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