It doesn’t have a name yet, and only a few people visit every couple of days, but the Southern Vintage Fire Apparatus Association’s Birmingham chapter has a warehouse full of antique apparatus.
AL.com reports the museum has only been open a few months, and while admission is free, you do have to phone ahead for tours.
Among the displays are a 1917 American LaFrance and a 1960 Seagrave ladder truck.
For more information from AL.com, including the phone number, click here.
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