Thanks for a great summer!

Stay tuned for upcoming events in the fall and winter.

Welcome to Oregon Fire Service Museum, Memorial, & Learning Center.  

Located at Powerland Heritage Park, Home to the Great Oregon Steam-Up, our museum preserves and displays Oregon fire apparatus dating back to the 1800s, hosts inclusive family-friendly events throughout the year, and honors the fire community through our memorial and exhibits.

Museum

preserving and sharing with the public our structural and wildland fire service heritage with a focus on Oregon

Memorial

honoring the fire service community

Building Project

Our $20,000 Sprinkler Campaign has been fully funded! Thank you especially to the Oregon Cultural Trust for the $7,073 grant!

Support Phase 2 of our building project:

Make a Donation

Make a Tax Deductible donation to our museum by clicking here or using the form on this page.

Buy a Brick

Click here to Buy a Brick in our Memorial Plaza

Building Project Details

Learn more about our building project status and upcoming plans.

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Become a Member

Support the museum for generations to come.

Get Involved

Come to an event

We are located at Powerland Heritage Park

Join our email list

Stay updated on our events.

Become a Member

Support the museum for generations to come.

Volunteer

Be involved with Oregon’s Premier Fire Museum.

The Oregon Fire Service Museum is located at Powerland Heritage park, just north of Salem, Oregon and just 1 minute off I-5

Location and Hours

The Oregon Fire Service Museum is located at Powerland Heritage park, just north of Salem, Oregon and just 1 minute off I-5

We are open during the following events, and by appointment. Click on each event to learn more.

The Great Oregon Steam-Up

Saturday, July 29 - Sunday July 30, 2023
7:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Saturday, August 5 - August Sunday 6, 2023
7:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Pacific Northwest Truck Show

Friday, Aug 25, 2023
10:00 AM to 10 PM

9:00 AM to 5 PM

“By providing this opportunity for the community to experience and understand the progression of fire protection, Oregon Fire Service Museum will be keeping history alive and perhaps inspiring the next generation of firefighters. Oregon Fire Service Museum is a valuable institution for our community and our future.”

Terry Riley

Former Fire Chief, Marion County Fire District #1