The Keshavrao Jagtap Museum, also known as The Erandwane Fire Museum, is home to a legendary Rolls-Royce Dennis Fire Truck. Did you know that this Fire Truck played a vital role in the 1961 Panshet Dam rescue operations?

Visitors can explore this Rolls-Royce fire truck on the ground floor of the museum. This fire truck served Pune between 1956 and 1990 and is in working condition. The fire truck is also bought out of the museum for parades and drills during the fire day week in April. This legendary fire truck is meticulously well maintained and it reflects its mechanical durability and the care taken to preserve its legacy. One can be transported back to an era when this majestic vehicle roared through the streets, saving lives and protecting the community.

This museum is a two-story museum that pays tribute to India’s firefighting heritage and its heroes. The museum is open from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM every day, except on public holidays. It offers a free 20 to 30 minutes guided tour for all.

The museum also features an array of firefighting equipment, uniforms, and live demonstrations, making it a must-visit for anyone interested in fire and rescue history. First floor showcases a range of firefighting equipment, such as ladders, nozzles, and water monitors. This museum also features the helmets worn by firefighters during the British Rule. The firefighting gear that are on display include a fire proof suit, a heat resistance suit and rescue tool box that are displayed here. The various fire knots showcase the advance firefighting techniques mastered over all the years. The collectibles like previously used Lamps, bells and sirens are also an attraction.

This museums highlights the technological advancements in the firefighting field, offering a glimpse into how safety has improved over the years. For those looking to gain hands-on knowledge the museum frequently hosts workshops and live demonstrations of firefighting techniques, making it a dynamic learning space for school children and everyone else.

The Keshavrao Jagtap Museum located in Erandwane, Pune and is operating under the Pune Municipal Corporation and was renovated in 2016. This Museum not only celebrates the history of fire and rescue but also immortalizes the legendary Rolls-Royce fire truck, ensuring that its story continues to inspire future generations.

Address:  The Keshavrao Jagtap Museum 5, Shankarao Joshi Rd, Pandurang Colony, Erandwane

Contact: 020 25468373