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   Richard E. Lenker KB3YRC informs DxCoffee Readers:   
      
   PA National Fire Museum Reaches Out to the World for Its 20th Birthday   
      
   As part of its 20th anniversary celebration, the Pennsylvania National Fire   
   Museum, in conjunction with the Harrisburg Radio Amateurs' Club Inc., will   
   hold a Special Event Station the weekend of Nov. 14-15. The event will be held   
   at the museum at 1820    
   North 4th Street, Harrisburg. Amateur (ham) radio operators will operate the   
   Special Station on Saturday, Nov. 14, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., and on Sunday,   
   Nov. 15, from noon to 4 p.m.   
      
   Special Event Stations are used by hams to help commemorate historical   
   occasions or other special events.  Members of the Harrisburg Radio Amateurs'   
   Club will use their radios to talk across the state, country and even around   
   the world to spread the    
   word about central Pennsylvania's first-class fire museum.   
      
   The Pennsylvania National Fire Museum opened on November 17, 1995.   Housed   
   in an 1899 Victorian firehouse of the former Reily Hose Company No. 10, the   
   all-volunteer museum features an outstanding collection of artifacts from the   
   hand-drawn equipment    
   of yesterday to the modern fire apparatus and equipment of today. Nearly every   
   aspect of firefighting, from the smallest hand tools to large, horse-drawn   
   steam pumpers, is on display.   
      
   For further information about the Special Event Station, contact Richard E.   
   Lenker (KB3YRC) at (717) 236-1864 or Rich3784@comcast.net.  Information about   
   the Pennsylvania National Fire Museum and the Harrisburg Radio Amateurs' Club   
   can be found at www.   
   pnfm.org and www.w3uu.org.   
      
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