We've had a whirlwind start to our summer this year. We took off immediately to visit family down south and had a great, albeit hot, few weeks in South Carolina and Georgia. I wasn't going to let those first weeks go by without trying to accomplish something off of our Summer Fun List, so when my mom suggested the Fire Museum one rainy day, I jumped at the chance to get the kids out of the house and cross Museum off our list.
North Charleston and American LaFrance Fire Museum |
The museum had a surprisingly large variety of fire engines on display from years past, as well as helmets, equipment and other fire memorabilia.
There was also a play structure for the kids to play on with a slide, fireman's pole, and fire truck ladder to climb.
Interactive displays like this one where Peanut is trying to lift the weight of a firman's uniform and gear, made the museum a lot of fun for the kids.
I wasn't sure at first if this kind of thing would really entertain my kids, but it turned out to be a lot of fun! The best part was, the kid's admission was FREE, and my mom and I only had to pay $7.00 each to get in. I'd definitely call this summer fun activity a winner for us. Be sure to check it out if your ever in the Charleston, SC area.
My daughter lives on the Air Force Base there. If you are local (mom?) and have a library card the one on Dorchester actually has a FREE pass you can check out for a few days. Definetly worth it for future visits!
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