Houston Fire Museum Restoration
Sector: Built Sector • Location: Houston, Texas, United States
Source: Texas Monthly
Restoration of the Houston Fire Museum, originally built in 1899 as the city’s No. 7 Station and converted into a museum in 1982. The museum reopened in October 2024 after a $5.7 million, four-year preservation project that included restoring wooden ceiling planks, all 81 windows, and removing stucco to expose original brickwork.
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Description | Restoration of the Houston Fire Museum, originally built in 1899 as the city’s No. 7 Station and converted into a museum in 1982. The museum reopened in October 2024 after a $5.7 million, four-year preservation project that included restoring wooden ceiling planks, all 81 windows, and removing stucco to expose original brickwork. |
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