Windsor Severance Fire Museum

Windsor Severance Fire Museum The Windsor Severance Fire Museum is located at 121 N. 6th Street in Windsor's Boardwalk Park. Call

Come check out our recently refreshed Fire Museum. Opened in 2010, the interior of the WSFR Fire Museum was due for a f...
11/08/2025

Come check out our recently refreshed Fire Museum. Opened in 2010, the interior of the WSFR Fire Museum was due for a fresh coat of paint. As you can imagine, painting around an entire collection of artifacts is tricky business. Every item in the museum got moved and covered, and two of the three antique fire trucks were put in storage at Station 4. Yesterday and museum staff and fire crews worked to get the entire collection back in place and ready to reopen. Come by from 12-4 today (and every Saturday) and learn about more than 100 years of Windsor and Severance fire history.

🚒✨ SPECIAL VISIT ALERT! ✨🚒The amazing crew from Greeley Firefighters Local 888 brought the heat to our museum this week!...
06/26/2025

🚒✨ SPECIAL VISIT ALERT! ✨🚒
The amazing crew from Greeley Firefighters Local 888 brought the heat to our museum this week! 🔥 Our staff rolled out the red carpet for day one of their annual summer picnic at the lake.
The kids were absolutely ON FIRE with excitement! 👨‍🚒👩‍🚒 They got the full VIP experience:
🎯 Behind-the-scenes museum tour
📸 Epic photo ops on our stunning 1951 Ford Howe
🚨 Heart-pumping rides on the legendary 1941 International Howe
Nothing beats seeing the next generation get inspired by firefighting history! These heroes know how to make memories that'll last a lifetime.
Thanks for choosing our museum, Local 888 - you brought the community spirit in full force! 🙌

Thanks to the Town of Windsor for the invite to the first Winter Wonderland light parade and to Chief Angermuller for ta...
12/08/2024

Thanks to the Town of Windsor for the invite to the first Winter Wonderland light parade and to Chief Angermuller for taking the wheel!

Emily Rayl's 2nd grade class from Werner Elementary School in Fort Collins visited Boardwalk Park and toured the WSFR Fi...
10/14/2024

Emily Rayl's 2nd grade class from Werner Elementary School in Fort Collins visited Boardwalk Park and toured the WSFR Fire Museum on Friday. At the Fire Museum they participated in a bucket brigade, hose cart pull, and the use of a life safety net. They also climbed on the Museum's 1951 Ford Howe fire engine. This was one of three class that came to visit Friday.

To schedule an educational event or tour of the WSFR Fire Museum, email Curator Dan Lowe at [email protected].

The Windsor Park and Recreation Department held a Transporation Day for home schooled children at Boardwalk Park. One of...
03/06/2024

The Windsor Park and Recreation Department held a Transporation Day for home schooled children at Boardwalk Park. One of the activities was a scavenger hunt and patch drawing activity at the Windsor Severance Fire Museum. We had 46 children, and 27 adults attend. Thanks to Docent Karen Speed and family for helping out.

If you are interested in a private educational tour or activity at the museum, or are looking for a way to give back to our community by being a WSFR Fire Museum volunteer, contact our curator, Dan Lowe, at [email protected].

Fire Prevention Month is in full swing! Fireman Dan and the crew from Tower #1 taught fire prevention at the museum to ...
10/09/2023

Fire Prevention Month is in full swing! Fireman Dan and the crew from Tower #1 taught fire prevention at the museum to six 2nd Grade classes from Range View Elementary School. This is a group of 2nd graders pulling a hose cart to put out a pretend fire in the museum.

It's been a busy month for us here at the WSFR Fire Museum! We had 36 folks from Northern Plains Public Library in Ault ...
10/09/2023

It's been a busy month for us here at the WSFR Fire Museum! We had 36 folks from Northern Plains Public Library in Ault visit the museum on October 3rd. Tower #1's crew helped out as the children performed a bucket brigade as well as got a chance to ride on our 1941 International Howe. Fireman Dan reviewed fire prevention material. These home schooled children and mothers had a great time.

Thank you to Thunder Mountain Harley-Davidson for inviting us out today to the 9/11 Memorial event. Sharing space with t...
09/09/2023

Thank you to Thunder Mountain Harley-Davidson for inviting us out today to the 9/11 Memorial event. Sharing space with the GWOT Wall of Rememberance was an honor and seeing everyone out to pay tribute was amazing. 🇺🇸🇺🇸

Windsor Severance Fire Musuem Trucks were present at the Harvest Festival Prade on September 4th.1925 REO Speedwagon Jul...
09/07/2023

Windsor Severance Fire Musuem Trucks were present at the Harvest Festival Prade on September 4th.

1925 REO Speedwagon Julius Pearse driven by Museum Mechanic John Read, with WSFR Acting Fire Chief Darren Jaques as his passenger and emergency notification operator. (Bell and siren operator)
1941 International Howe driven by Museum Docent John Spina with passengers; his son Justin and daughter in-law Meghan. Justin also operated the siren and bell.
1951 Ford Howe driven by Museum Curator Dan Lowe with Sparky the Musuem Fire Dog as his co-driver, and siren operator. On the back the friends of the Museum "The Archi Clan" had a great time.

All three of the WSFR Musuem trucks are on display today at the Cruise In car Show! Make sure to come by and say hi to o...
09/02/2023

All three of the WSFR Musuem trucks are on display today at the Cruise In car Show! Make sure to come by and say hi to our amazing volunteers and see the trucks.

We are very excited to have our 1951 Ford Howe pumper back home in its original “Denver White” color. The truck was sold...
07/24/2023

We are very excited to have our 1951 Ford Howe pumper back home in its original “Denver White” color. The truck was sold by WSFR many years ago and then repainted red, which was the color we got it back in. A huge shoutout to SVI in Fort Collins for the amazing work restoring the truck. Stop by the museum between noon-4 every Saturday and check it out.

On July 15 the Loveland Fire Rescue Authority had its 140th Anniversary of the fire department foundation in 1883 with t...
07/19/2023

On July 15 the Loveland Fire Rescue Authority had its 140th Anniversary of the fire department foundation in 1883 with the formation of Bartholf Fire Company. John Read, Karen Speed, Noah Metzler, Hayley Johnson, and Dan Lowe from our Museum drove our 1951 Ford Howe which just returned from a being painted back to its original "Denver White," our 1925 REO Speedwagon, and the museum's 1941 International Howe down for the event. Come see the trucks at the Museum. We are open every Saturday from Noon-4 p.m. at Boardwalk Park in Windsor.

Address

121 N 6th Street
Windsor, CO
80550

Opening Hours

12pm - 4pm

Telephone

(970) 686-2626

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