Sapulpa Fire Museum
Step back in time at the Sapulpa Fire Museum, a hidden gem on Route 66 that celebrates the rich history of firefighting in Oklahoma. Housed in a lovingly restored historic building, this charming museum showcases vintage fire apparatus, memorabilia, and local stories that ignite a passion for the brave men and women who served. With engaging exhibits and a friendly atmosphere, it's a must-stop for Route 66 travelers seeking a unique glimpse into community heritage. Don’t miss the chance to connect with the past while exploring this vibrant piece of Americana!
Krista Zaloudek
2 years ago"Was neat to see actual classic fire equipment and understand the history of fires/fire protection. Sister museum to the Sapulpa Historic Museum. Also free (but they gladly accept donations). Easy to walk between them with plenty of parking. Super nice tour guide."
Bonnie Bingham
4 years ago"Free, never crowded, a hidden gem of the Tulsa area. Super friendly staff who personally show you around all the exhibits. On some days you (or your kids 😉) can climb into the firetrucks and spin the antique siren."
Annette Landwehr
2 years ago"Free museum semi attached to the historical museum, great stop. Two old fire trucks and lots of equipment the guide was very informative. Enter at main museum, they will walk down with you..."
Stormie Thomas
7 years ago"awesome place learned a lot saw a lot did a lot"
