Key Largo Volunteer Fire Museum

Man in red shirt stands near Key Largo Fire Museum sign.

The Key Largo Volunteer Fire Rescue Museum, opened July 4 next to Station 24, preserves local firefighting history—from its volunteer roots in 1955 to today’s fully paid department. With exhibits honoring leaders like Chief Harry Davis, tools like the “Jaws of Life,” and programs to remember Sept. 11, it’s a place of pride, memories, and community.