National Emergency Services Museum
The National Emergency Services Museum showcases the history of emergency services through exhibitions and a collection of artefacts. It is located in a historic Victorian police, fire, and ambulance station in Sheffield.
- Birthday parties
- Meeting room hire
- Workshops for schools
- Interactive exhibitions
- Paranormal investigations
- Souvenirs and memorabilia
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Company Details
National Emergency Services Museum is operated by National Emergency Services Museum and is a Other company incorporated on 1 January 1970 with the registered office located in . National Emergency Services Museum was registered 55 years ago.
Status
Other
Size
Micro
Directors
0
Age
55 years old
Employees
Unreported
Turnover
Unreported
Total Assets
Unreported
Cash in Bank
Unreported
Total Liabilities
Unreported