![firewood - Discover Victoria's firefighting history. [ATTDT]](https://www.attdt.com/pics/firewood.jpg)
$12 (adult) 
1-2 hours 
About 2 miles awayThe Fire Services Museum Victoria, on Gisborne Street in East Melbourne, celebrates firefighting across Victoria and Australia with historic vehicles, photographs and equipment. Discover the objects that have saved lives, and kept the state's structures standing, from 9am to 3pm this Friday.
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