Ambulance Museum

Maybe it could be hard to imagine today, but until the late 1890s if you had an injury of any kind, it was left to the police or the firefighters to organise the stretchers, named ‘litters’, to carry patients to the nearest hospital or…

The Fire Brigade Museum is officially called the Tokyo Fire and Disaster Prevention Information Center

The Feuerwehrmuseum St. Florian: the museum is housed inside a unique Baroque building, which was once the Meierhof monastery of St. Florian: this building was built in 1676-85 under the provost David Fuhrmann

The Historic Car Park was born in 1994 from the idea of ​​some Volunteers of the Association of the White Cross of Milan belonging to the Paullo Section, passionate about historic vehicles

The Iconic Ambulance Nysa. For the Eastern countries the Nysa represented, together with the Uaz 459, the best emergency ambulance, a bit like for Italy was the Fiat 238 and its forerunner 1100T (both vehicles visible at the "Spadoni…

The iconic ambulance Nysa: the vehicle reached its peak of popularity during the 1970s, for example in 1978 alone 18,200 examples of this van were built

In 1952, the Zakłady Budowy Nadwozi Samochodowych factory was founded in the city of Nysa in Poland

The Constantinople Ambulance Station. One hundred years ago Count Jenő Karátsonyi, president of the Budapest Voluntary Ambulance Service (BVAS) suggested to the Turkish Embassy in Budapest the idea that the Hungarian ambulance service could…

Frederick Seagrave started his business building and selling robust wooden ladders made for professionists of any kind, until one day he realised that his ladders could be used for fire fighting and rescuing people in dangerous situations…