Catawba Firefighter's Museum
This museum has exhibits showing the history of firefighting in Catawba County with examples of firefighting equipment from earlier times.
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Built in 1993 to honor the firefighters of Catawba County, the Firefighter’s Museum “shows the history of firefighting at its best.” Located on Herman-Snipe Road, the museum provides special group tours. Call: 828-466-0911
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