The Robert A. Bogan Baton Rouge Fire Museum
427 Laurel Street
Baton Rouge, LA 70801
Overview
Built in the gothic architecture style in 1924, this historic building is on the National Historic Register. It houses artifacts including a 1923 & a 1926 American LaFrance pumper truck., a 1919 aerial truck, historic firefighting equipment,uniforms and many other articles of the history of firefighting in Baton Rouge. Open by appointment for individuals and tour groups (including school groups) or by rental for private events. Email boganfiremuseum@gmail.com or go to our Facebook page for more information.
Amenities
- Close to Entertainment
- Close to Dining
- Good for: LGBTQ+
- Good for: Groups
- Good for: Kids
- Merch Available
Map
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