The African American Firefighter Museum, Los Angeles

About The African American Firefighter Museum

The African American Firefighter Museum in Los Angeles collects, conserves, and shares the heritage of African American firefighters through exhibits and educational programs. Visitors book tours to learn the stories of courage and resilience within the fire service's African American community. The museum hosts community programs and collaborative educational initiatives, including participation in the California Cultural District Program, which celebrates the cultural heritage and history of diverse communities. The museum is currently closed during fire restoration following recent arson damage, though tours can be scheduled through Eventbrite. Active-duty military personnel and their families receive free admission through the Blue Star Museums program. Visitors receiving SNAP food assistance benefits can gain free or reduced admission through the Museums for All program, as verified at aaffmuseum.org.