National Emergency Services Museum - Architecture, The first 999 hub.
The Old Fire Station, 101-109 West Bar, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S3 8PT
Join the museum team as they explore the hidden history of the National Emergency Services Museum.
Housed in the country’s first purpose-built combined police, fire, and ambulance station, the National Emergency Services Museum has been a place of work and home for over 60 years. Marking the closure of this operational police station in 1965, we invite you to join our team for a special pre-booked talk and tour that goes beyond our exhibits and exhibitions.
Discover the rich history of this remarkable building, its role during the Blitz, and its significance as a community hub and home. Explore some behind-the-scenes areas not usually accessible to the public, uncover the stories of those who served here, and learn about the cutting-edge technology that made this building so advanced for its time.
This tour will also delve into the unique architecture of the building, its architect, and the reasoning behind its peculiar layout, designed to accommodate the needs of three emergency services under one roof.
The Old Fire Station, 101-109 West Bar, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, S3 8PT
As part of this tour is held in areas of the building not normally open to visitors, access is restricted.