The Box 414 Association is looking for dedicated and motivated individuals who would like to volunteer their time to assist Baltimore First Responders who are actively serving the community at emergency responses in and around Baltimore.
About Box 414 Association
MISSION STATEMENT: The Box 414 Association is an all volunteer, non-profit organization formed in 1946. Our mission is to provide rehabilitation services, through our canteen and other rehab vehicles, to the Baltimore City Fire and Police Departments. We operate at major emergencies and special events or as requested by the fire and police departments.
Box 414 Active Apparatus
Association Leadership
Shaun Freund
President
Stuart Nathan
Vice President
Roger Katzenberg
Treasurer
Alex Katzenberg
Recording Secretary
Marie Lemmon
Corresponding Secretary
Charles Shultz
Sergeant-at-Arms
Baltimore City Fire Museum
The Baltimore City Fire Museum is located at 414 Old Town Mall at the intersection of Gay, Orleans and Ensor Streets. It has been operated by the Box 414 Association since their taking possession of the building in 1979. The museum is located in the former quarters of Baltimore City Engine 6. The building, itself, is of historic significance. It was constructed by the Independent Hose Company in 1853 and, in 1859, was incorporated into the ‘new’ paid fire department of Baltimore City. Read More
Plan Your Visit to the Museum
Address & Contact Information
414 Old Town Mall, Baltimore, MD 21202 | (410)727-2414
Museum is Currently Closed to the Public
The Great Baltimore Fire
On Sunday, February 7, 1904, at 10:48 AM, automatic alarm #854 was received from the John E. Hurst Co. located on German St. (now Redwood St.) between Hopkins Place and Liberty Street. A response of one Engine, one Truck, a District Chief and a Salvage Corps Wagon were assigned. Learn More