Haverhill Firefighting Museum.
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Haverhill Firefighting Museum has reopened to the public with tours and its Hero Headquarters for children available by appointment beginning this Saturday.
The museum at 75 Kenoza Ave., which displays “the evolution of New England firefighting history,” is open Saturdays through October, from noon-4 p.m. Admission is $20 per family and free for service men and women. Visits are currently limited to 45 minutes with three 15- minute programs: “9/11 What to Know-When To Call!,” “Plan Your Home Fire Escape Two Ways Out!” and “First Responders How They Work Together.”
Haverhill Firefighting Museum.
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The Haverhill Firefighting Museum is seeking members to help defray the costs of housing its extensive collection of antique firefighting memorabilia, equipment and apparatus and programs such as its “Hero Headquarters” for children and 9/11 Memorial Sculpture.
Memberships include Family, $25, and individual, $15. Both include unlimited visitation and 10% off in the museum shop. There is also a $100 Benefactor level, which includes two tickets to the museum’s Chili Cook-off, and Benefactor Plus for $125, which includes an engraved brick in the 9/11 Memorial Walkway.