Museum
North West Ambulance Museum
23/08/15
Those interested in the history of our ambulance service will be in for a treat as the NWAS museum will be open from the 10 - 16 September 2015 at Crosby Ambulance Station, Crosby Road, L22 0LA.
This ‘hands on’ display of equipment, vehicles, uniforms and literature spans from 1948 through to present day and will be open daily from 10.00am to 4.30pm.
From the presence of the basic first aid bag to working defibrillators from the 1980s, personal Paramedic kits and drug cases, you can follow the passage of time and working practices, which reflect in the ambulances we use today.
For more information please contact Glyn Brown on 07803 171801 or through NWAS e-mail
Sat Nav use L22 0LA
This ‘hands on’ display of equipment, vehicles, uniforms and literature spans from 1948 through to present day and will be open daily from 10.00am to 4.30pm.
From the presence of the basic first aid bag to working defibrillators from the 1980s, personal Paramedic kits and drug cases, you can follow the passage of time and working practices, which reflect in the ambulances we use today.
For more information please contact Glyn Brown on 07803 171801 or through NWAS e-mail
Sat Nav use L22 0LA
Museum open days
20/10/14
A big thank you goes out to Glyn for his continued commitment to the museum. Last weeks open days were well received by those who visited including other emergency services and comments were well received on the educational values of the museum.
North West Ambulance Museum
03/10/14
A reminder from Glyn that the The North West Ambulance Service Museum will be open from the 13th – 19th October 2014 at Crosby Ambulance Station, Crosby Road South, Crosby, Merseyside L22 0LA .
Anyone is welcome to visit between10.00am until 4pm. From the 1900 hand litter to the most recent paramedic equipment, the museum display takes a trip through the years of: patient care, ambulance equipment, vehicles, training, the control room, uniforms, from first aid books to the intricacies of the paramedic theory, all supported by historical photographs of the services before the formation of N.W.A.S.
Sat Nav use L22 0LA
Anyone is welcome to visit between10.00am until 4pm. From the 1900 hand litter to the most recent paramedic equipment, the museum display takes a trip through the years of: patient care, ambulance equipment, vehicles, training, the control room, uniforms, from first aid books to the intricacies of the paramedic theory, all supported by historical photographs of the services before the formation of N.W.A.S.
Sat Nav use L22 0LA