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Loyalty, Tradition and Progress Exhibit

Display cases and a mural of a historic photograph with a mannequin dressed as a firefighter. Part of the exhibition entitled, Loyalty, Tradition and Progress which features the history of fire fighting in Belleville and is on display at Belleville's Fire and Emergency Services Headquarters

Discover the history of the Belleville Fire Department in this fascinating exhibit. Developed by Glanmore National Historic Site and Belleville Fire and Rescue, visitors can learn about:

  • Over 180 years of firefighting in Belleville;
  • Discover the inner workings of hoses and protective gear;
  • Significant fires in Belleville's history;
  • Snap a selfie wearing a bunker coat;
  • and more!

Plan Your Visit to the Fire Hall

The exhibit can be viewed free of charge from Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Belleville Fire & Rescue Headquarters, Fire Station No. 1
60 Bettes Street
Belleville, Ontario
K8N 3W8 

Belleville Fire Hall (General Inquiries) – 613-962-2010

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An aerial view of the historic building known as Glanmore National Historic Site during Autumn. The building is surrounded by tall trees in with orange and yellow leaves. ored leaves.

Contact Us

Glanmore National Historic Site of Canada
257 Bridge Street East
Belleville, ON, K8N 1P4
Phone: 613-962-2329
Fax: 613-962-6340
Email: glanmoreinfo@belleville.ca

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