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The Liberty Hall Museum Firehouse

On October 22, 2004, ground was broken for the Liberty Hall Museum Firehouse, which is scheduled to open in late spring of 2005. The Firehouse will be home to three historic fire engines, including a 1928 American LaFrance Pumper once used by the Township of Union Fire Department, a 1927 Seagrave Pumper once used by the City of Elizabeth, and a horse-drawn fire vehicle dating back to the early 1900s. Also on display will be the collection of Stewart B. Kean.

A children's discovery area is planned, which will allow youngsters to dress like firemen, play on a restored fire truck, and have the opportunity to feel like real firefighters.


The Mission
The mission of the Liberty Hall Museum Firehouse is to promote fire safety and education for children, senior citizens, and all members of communities throughout New Jersey and the surrounding area. The Museum will trace the history of firefighters in America through its collection of fire engines and memorabilia.
May Kean Raynolds
May Kean Raynolds takes a seat aboard the 1928 LaFrance Pumper that will be on display at the Liberty Hall Museum Firehouse.


Groundbreaking
Preparing to officially break ground for the Liberty Hall Museum Firehouse:
Left to right:
  • Fred Fretz, Fire Chief, Union, New Jersey
  • Asssemblyman Joseph Cryan
  • B. Dan Ely, Representing the 1772 Foundation
  • Mayor J. Christian Bollwage, City of Elizabeth
  • John Kean, Sr., Representing the Kean Family
  • Ed Sisk, Fire Chief, Elizabeth, New Jersey
  • Joel Siegel, President of the Liberty Hall Foundation
  • May Kean Raynolds, Representing the Liberty Hall Foundation
  • Bernadette Beglin, Chair of the Liberty Hall Museum Advisory Board
  • J. David Schardien, Director of Finance & Facilities at Liberty Hall Museum

under construction
A Work in Progress. David Schardien, Director of Finance & Facilities at Liberty Hall Museum stands before the official structure of the Liberty Hall Musuem Firehouse.


Your Opportunity to Support the Liberty Hall Museum Firehouse
You can help the Liberty Hall Museum Firehouse achieve its mission of providing fire safety and education to children, seniors and the community-at-large through your donation. All gifts are greatly appreciated and may be tax deductible. Liberty Hall Museum is a 501 (c) (3) organization.

Level of Giving
All Levels of Giving Include a Family Membership*

$1000 and above
  • Name on Plaque in Firehouse
  • Name listed in Museum Newsletter
  • Eight Guest Passes to Wednesday Afternoon Tea and Tour
  • Liberty Hall Family Membership

$500
  • Name on Plaque in Firehouse
  • Name listed in Museum Newsletter
  • Four Guest Passes to Wednesday Afternoon Tea and Tour
  • Liberty Hall Family Membership

$250
  • Name listed in Museum Newsletter
  • Two Guest Passes to Wednesday Afternoon Tea and Tour
  • Liberty Hall Family Membership

$100
  • Name listed in Museum Newsletter
  • Liberty Hall Family Membership

$50
  • Liberty Hall Family Membership

Family Membership
  • Invitation to Members' Opening
  • 10% discount in Gift Shop
  • Museum Newsletter
  • Discounts on many programs and special events
  • Free admission for two adults and related children (when accompanied by an adult member)

Yes, I'd like to support the Liberty Hall Museum Firehouse.

Please send all donations for the Firehouse to:
Liberty Hall Museum
1003 Morris Avenue
Union, New Jersey 07083
Att: William Schroh

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