This place is a important and vital part of our history, resilience and strength. Inna time people forgot, but we still live in today...

Amazing

Excellent history of African American Firefighters. Thank you for hosting our Battalion 1 CERT meetings. Our members enjoy a marvelous venue as well as a chance to learn.

Hidden gem of unknown history that not very many people would consider. I was truly inspired by the history this museum holds.

The African American Firefighter Museum is a hidden jewel. Attended a family holiday party here. The interior space is intimate. There is a small, however, adequate kitchen and bathroom available. Both were very clean and handicap accessible. A private parking lot is available and there is a small garden with well maintained roses! If you are not aware of the AAFMs location, Im sure you have driven pass this jewel a thousand times. What a historical location. Very nice.

It looked great. But there was no one to let us in . maybe because it was a Tuesday? But the posted hours said is should have been open today

It had a lot of information and the people there were really nice and helpful and it looked really nice

Something for everyone to see. Great information.

Great exhibit. Wish it had even more memorabilia!

I had a great time. The fireman, who gave the tour, was very informative !

Fascinating little museum detailing the lives a black fire fighters as they fought for equality.

Our tour guide was such a amazing person he was very informative and fun I hope to get a chance to go back soon

Worked a party there. The place is great to have s party of any size. Very historic venue. Great pictures displayed through out the place. I loved it and it seemed so did the patrons. The caterer was excellent!

Our middle and high school and Angeles Workshop School goes on a field trip every week and loves visiting this museum. The docent Jimmy was fantastic and gave us a very real yet inspiring account of the struggles and triumphs of African American firefighters in LA over its history. They also host events in this historic fire station

I really did enjoy the trip

Fire Station 30:Staffed exclusively by blacks, thus becoming the city’s first all-black fire station.Declared February 15, 1985, Historic-Cultural Monument No. 289, by the City of Los Angeles, Cultural Heritage Commission, Cultural Affairs Department.

Good history information. Everyone should go

Incredible piece of history honoring the brave black pioneers of the LAFD. Stories of the struggles and triumphs through tough times. Amazing stories of growth and achievement. Must see artifacts on second floor. Inspiring.

Its a very nice LAFD musuem and people there are nice and friendly

Great community treasure.

It tells the African story of the fighter fighter struggle to become firemen.

I love this historic museum! Photos date back to the 1900s. Lots of historic photos, and memorabilia. Theres also an area for birthdays or other events.

Such a cool little find. Genuinely passionate retired firefighters who love sharing their knowledge.

Historic Landmark

Very cool spot with awesome staff.

Great lesson in history!!!

Has a lot of information about the first black firefighters in los Angeles! An the struggles they went though nust to get to be firefigjters!

Doednt really need to be open longeritd not like its that big

A good place to visit, for Blackness

Historical and important place to visit.

A Gem!

Every firefighter should visit this place, however, every black firefighter NEEDS to visit and pay respect to those that came before them.

Exiting exhibits

Good

Respec

Nice place for the kids!!

It was awesome to hear the truth

Its an historical moment in our history about African American firefighters

Have to check it out!!

Great history!