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The functions of the Fire Department Museum are not only as a museum ,but as a small-scale library of fire protection. It exhibits the historical and old-fashioned fire fighting documents and equipments, as well as offers an education on fire protection. Besides, a fire team is retained in the Museum to confirm the safety of the visitors. |
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| The counter serves as the entrance for the public. It offers guidance and information of the space use of every floors of the museum, as well as the information of exhibition. |
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It exhibits the fire engines of Japanese Occupation. |
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The fire engines in the 1970s. |
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Exhibition of the fire fighting equipments of the earlier days (including life preservers, rope guns, dry powder and carbon dioxide fire extinguishers, warning bells, and aerial ladders of the Japanese Occupation ). |
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| It serves as a training area for people to experience how to escape from a fire. |
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| It serves as a training area for the public to learn how to extinguish fire. The details of training includes an oil extinction of fire, use of fire hydrants and fire extinguishers, and use experiences fire pumps. |
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| It serves as a training area for the public to learn how of fire system. The details of training includes an foam sprinkle system, fire hydrants and fire alarm system. |
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| The hall contains a CPR training area and an exhibition area of poles for firemen, interactive computers , fireproof clothes for firemen (those of the Japanese Occupation and the fireproof ones of recent years), a variety of fire protection brochure, and fire fighting equipments. |
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| It presents the propaganda clips of fire protection ,through which the citizens are able to obtain a basic knowledge of fire protection rescue skills. |
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| It regularly exhibits the fire fighting antiques of local collectors for the public. |
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| It serves as a training area for various devices, including descending devices, emergency ladders, steel ladders and emergency hoses. |
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| The campanile is divides into several floors for exhibitive purpose. The 3rd floor is for fire, the fourth for storm and fire, the fifth for earthquake, and the sixth for the air pictures of the downtown of Japanese Occupation and the megaphones of the earlier times, which are all exhibited with words, graphs, illustrations, and pictures. |
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Point for attention |
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1. Please follow the guidance of the guide in the Museum. |
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2. Pets, contraband or dangerous objects are forbidden. |
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3. Smoking, food using, noise marking and running are forbidden. |
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4. Those who destroy any of the equipment are requireds to indemnify for the damages. |
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5. Theft will be submitted. |
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Close time of the Museum |
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Mondays, Chinese New Year's Eve, New Year's Day and the following day (if the Monday is national holiday, then it will be opened on Monday and closed on Tuesday ), and other days for specific reasons such as typhoons or repair. |
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Open hours : |
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1. 9 a.m. to 12 a.m. |
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2. 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. ( 9 p.m. for Saturdays ) |
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Rules of Guidance in the Museum |
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Regular : From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the Museum has expert guides for the public. |
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Reserved : Reserved guiding is for institutions, schools, groups, and companies which should phone 3 days ago(5210097) or use application from (from Fire Department or its Fire Stations) to make the reservation. A group of ten people or above has a specifically assigned guide in the Museum. |
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The phone numbers of the divisions of the Fire Department. |
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| Fire Bureau, Hsinchu City |
No. 679, Xida Rd., Hsinchu City 30049, Taiwan ( R.O.C.) |
886-3-5229508 |
| Zhuguang Fire Station |
1Fl., No. 679, Xida Rd., Hsinchu City 30049, Taiwan ( R.O.C.) |
886-3-2565248 |
| Zhongshan Fire Station |
No. 4, Zhongshan Rd., Hsinchu City 30046, Taiwan ( R.O.C.) |
886-3-5222050 |
| Guangfu Fire Station |
1F., No.356, Gongyuan Rd., Hsinchu City 30069, Taiwan (R.O.C.) |
886-3-5234918 |
| Hsiangshan Fire Station |
No. 434, Niupu Rd., Hsinchu City 30091, Taiwan ( R.O.C.) |
886-3-5389360 |
| Nanliao Fire Station |
No. 539, Sec. 3, Dongda Rd., Hsinchu City 30057, Taiwan ( R.O.C.) |
886-3-5361157 |
| Sanming Fire Station |
No. 486, Sec. 1, Jingguo Rd., Hsinchu City 30059, Taiwan ( R.O.C.) |
886-3-5437807 |
| Puding Fire Station |
1Fl., No. 568, Sec. 1, Guangfu Rd., Hsinchu City 30072, Taiwan ( R.O.C.) |
886-3-5790102 |
| Chaoshan Fire Station |
No. 688, Sec. 5, Zhonghua Rd., Hsinchu City 30094, Taiwan ( R.O.C.) |
886-3-5376753 |
| Minghu Fire Station |
No.9, Lane 1075, Minghu Rd., Hsinchu City 30063, Taiwan ( R.O.C.) |
886-3-5292925 |
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Via freeway：
Coming off any of the Hsinchu interchange ways at the
Guangfu Road exit.Follow along Guangfu Road towards the
Hsinchu City direction, get onto Guangfu Road viaduct
and get off at the Minzu Road exit. Follow along Dongda
Road, turn left at the Zhongyang Road intersection then
turn right at the Zhongzheng Road intersection, then turn
left at the Zhongshan Road intersection ,and you will
see the city fire museum. |
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From National Freeway 3：
Get off Jiadong interchange way onto Caiciao Road, pass through Minhu Road, Nanda Road, then turn left at the Xida Road intersection, going along Xida Road and turn right at the Zhongshan Road intersection, continue on Zhongshan Road and you are there. |
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By Train：
From Hsinchu Train Station, follow Zhongjheng Road going towards Jingguo Road. |
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