Civil Defence Heritage Gallery

Located in the museum inside the Central Fire Station, the Civil Defense and Fire History Museum is a relatively unpopular museum. It shows us the history of Singapore’s fire protection since the 19th century. There are many exhibits to visit

The building is also more attractive. The main exhibits are fire-related things, various fire-extinguishing devices, fire-fighting medals, some historical materials, etc., and the exhibition is also very interesting. You can also make a live demonstration, which is the venue facilities. It's a long time, there are not many people visiting, and lack of maintenance. Those who are interested can take children to visit.

What a wonderful place! Air conditioning and such a friendly welcome when you go in. It's quite small, over two floors, but it's a great job to remind us of what will happen when the fire service is away. Some well-preserved old appliances, if you like old-fashioned engines, this is a feast for you. We just decided to go in while passing by. I am very happy, this is a surprise!

This is of course a little-known museum, but it is worth visiting and you can look around. The owner of this museum is a knowledgeable gentleman, very kind and warm. Here you can learn about the evolution and development of fire protection in Singapore. It's very interesting, educational, and unique.

This is Singapore’s earliest firefighting unit, and the museum was built in the former fire station. The red building is very beautiful and suitable for taking pictures. You can see some old fire trucks in the museum, and you can also learn about the history and operation of the Singapore fire department. Children can experience interactive projects here. In addition, you can also wear firefighting uniforms to take pictures.

This museum is located in the Central Fire Station. It displays the history of the development of fire protection and civil defense since the 19th century. You can experience the real fire scene in the interactive booth, or learn how to deal with it in the public propaganda corner of the museum. Emergency situations such as fire and civil defense.