Come face to face with some of the most amazing vehicles and exhibits around!

Feel as if you're in the thick of the action and adventure, with the sights and sounds of the Fire & Police Museum Sheffield,

The Museum is the LARGEST volunteer run Museum of it's kind in the UK, The Museum is run ENTIRELY by volunteers and relies on sponsors, donations and money from the door/Gift Shop and Cafe

If YOU could help us in any way possible, we would be VERY grateful if you could contact the Museum

The Museum was acquired from the City Council and City Fathers in 1982 and was set up as The South Yorkshire Fire Service Historical Society. The building had stood derelict for many years and fire-fighters from the South Yorkshire Brigade began to refurbish the Victorian Police and Fire Station so that a permanent home would be found for the vast range of fire service related memorabilia that was sitting in attics and local fire stations all over the county. By August 1985 the museum was ready to open it's doors. Though much work has been done, there is still a tremendous amount to be done to restore all the rooms to full use. Incidentally, the first job ever tackled was the eviction of squatters in the shape of a flock of pigeons. Some years later a new 'infestation' has arisen.