The fire company museum was brought about after a fire company expansion
project in 1996.

Fortunately for the fire company, some of our original apparatus has been
stored in pristine condition over the years. One of our original pumpers was
housed at the Hershey Automobile Museum since the 1950's. As we were looking
to build our addition on the Hershey museum was getting ready to do
renovations and was going to ask if we wanted our apparatus out. This was a
win-win situation for us both. With the generosity of the Manheim Auto Auction
we were able to obtain the engine.

The problem with getting this antique apparatus and another piece of fire
apparatus into the 2nd floor museum posed a problem at first, but it was
decided to put a entrance-way on the second floor, with two doors. This
entrance-way allowed us to use a hydraulic lift truck to lift the apparatus up to
the second floor.

Our museum presently holds 2 pieces of our original equipment, along with early
fire company minutes and other memorabilia such as helmets, parade uniforms
and attire, as well as pictures that have been taken through the years.