Discover Chicago's firefighting history. |
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Price: Free | Time: 30 mins - 1 hour | |
The Fire Museum of Greater Chicago, on South Western Avenue, is housed in the former home of Chicago's Engine 123 from 1916, and celebrates centuries of firefighting in Illinois with vehicles, equipment and memorabilia. It's open just once a month, on the fourth Saturday of the month, so discover the objects that have kept Chicago standing each Saturday from 10am to 2pm today. | |||
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