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A museum facility presenting archives, equipment and equipment closely related to the subject of fire. The museum was opened on June 16, 1974 on the initiative of the local Rakoniewice authorities, PTTK activists and the Volunteer and Professional Fire Brigade. His headquarters is located in the evangelical church from 1763. Since 1995, it has been a branch of the Central Museum of Firefighting in Mysłowice. Thanks to the efforts of the city authorities and the State Fire Service in Poznań, the museum was expanded to include a former school building next to it. The museum's collections include over 4,000 exhibits, including 26 horse-riding firearms, a collection of helmets and uniforms, motor pumps, medals, posters, book collections and 24 firefighting banners. Historic fire trucks and other heavy equipment are also presented, which are located on the ground floor and in exhibition pavilions. The museum also exhibits exhibited from the partner cities of Rakoniewice from Germany,... wyświetl cały opis

A museum facility presenting archives, equipment and equipment closely related to the subject of fire. The museum was opened on June 16, 1974 on the initiative of the local Rakoniewice authorities, PTTK activists and the Volunteer and Professional Fire Brigade. His headquarters is located in the evangelical church from 1763. Since 1995, it has been a branch of the Central Museum of Firefighting in Mysłowice. Thanks to the efforts of the city authorities and the State Fire Service in Poznań, the museum was expanded to include a former school building next to it. The museum's collections include over 4,000 exhibits, including 26 horse-riding firearms, a collection of helmets and uniforms, motor pumps, medals, posters, book collections and 24 firefighting banners. Historic fire trucks and other heavy equipment are also presented, which are located on the ground floor and in exhibition pavilions. The museum also exhibits exhibited from the partner cities of Rakoniewice from Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Belgium, Hungary, Ukraine and Russia. In August 2010, the museum created the first interactive room in Poland entitled "Firefighters to the rescue of nature".

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