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Delaware Fire stations - Guest - 04-24-2010 Robbins Hose Co. #1, Dover; HQ station Governor Ave. side, most apparatus responds from bays on side street. These bays hold support/utilty vehicles, and a nice museum displaying a 1955 Mack B engine and a 1937 Seagrave aerial. WW Jenkins image Delaware Fire stations - Guest - 04-24-2010 Dover's substation with engine WW Jenkins image Delaware Fire stations - hank - 04-24-2010 Dover stations seem to go for the recessed door frames. Good pictures! tHANKs Delaware Fire stations - Richard_L_Dean_07405 - 04-24-2010 It's not every fire company that can boast once having a current POTUS attend one of their parades, but the members of Dover can! POTUS stands for President of the United States. When Harry S Truman was President he was invited and came. My source for that is a hardcover history of Robbins Hose Company that I got at the Allentown fire flea market, I think back in the 80's when it was still called Spring Thaw and not Spring Melt. Yes, there is a picture showing HST being present. Delaware Fire stations - Truckman - 04-24-2010 [quote name='Richard_L_Dean_07405' date='24 April 2010 - 08:13 PM' timestamp='1272156798' post='377904'] It's not every fire company that can boast once having a current POTUS attend one of their parades, but the members of Dover can! POTUS stands for President of the United States. When Harry S Truman was President he was invited and came. My source for that is a hardcover history of Robbins Hose Company that I got at the Allentown fire flea market, I think back in the 80's when it was still called Spring Thaw and not Spring Melt. Yes, there is a picture showing HST being present. [/quote] I remember President Truman. Never knew he went to Dover. Delaware Fire stations - Guest - 04-25-2010 THanks! The Townsend VFD suffered the loss of about 2/3 of their station when it collapsed during the February blizzards. Some of the rigs are being housed elsewhere,as the remaining bays are not very deep. Delaware Fire stations - Guest - 04-25-2010 The TVFD members were involved in fund raising at a nearby business to rebuild. This photo shows the temporary rear wall and the outline of the part that collapsed. WW Jenkins images, 4/10/10 Delaware Fire stations - hank - 04-25-2010 Propane tanks with no protection is like a time bomb waiting to go off. tHANKs Delaware Fire stations - Guest - 05-13-2010 Christiana 3, New Castle County Delaware Fire stations - Guest - 05-13-2010 Minquas 23, Newport, New Castle County Delaware Fire stations - Guest - 05-13-2010 Wilmington Manor 32, New Castle, New Castle County Delaware Fire stations - Guest - 05-14-2010 [quote name='WFDT42' date='14 May 2010 - 12:00 AM' timestamp='1273808400' post='381853'] Wilmington Manor 32, New Castle, New Castle County [/quote] That's Station 28. Station 32 is a 2-bay station, approximately 3 miles south on U.S. 13, and is Wilmington Manor's sub-station. Delaware Fire stations - Guest - 05-14-2010 [quote name='Dave B.' date='14 May 2010 - 01:13 AM' timestamp='1273812789' post='381857'] That's Station 28. Station 32 is a 2-bay station, approximately 3 miles south on U.S. 13, and is Wilmington Manor's sub-station. [/quote] You would be correct Dave, thanks for the correction. I must have gotten my bearings wrong when I was picturing the road in my head lol Delaware Fire stations - Guest - 05-14-2010 Across the highway from Station 28 is the old station, now a hardware store. The station sirens are still on the old hose tower, along with the alerting equipment. I was a member there for four years before joining Newark. Delaware Fire stations - Richard_L_Dean_07405 - 05-15-2010 [quote name='Truckman' date='24 April 2010 - 11:29 PM' timestamp='1272164998' post='377935'] I remember President Truman. Never knew he went to Dover. [/quote] Another thing, I understand that the planes used as Air Force One periodically land and take off at Dover Air Force Base on training missions from Andrews AFB. At least that's what I was told by my late uncle who chose to live in Dover after retiring as a major from the USAF. Delaware Fire stations - Guest - 05-27-2010 Milton FD Station 85 Delaware Fire stations - Guest - 05-27-2010 Rehoboth Beach VFC Station 86 (The newest addition on the right of the station) Delaware Fire stations - FiveAlarmPhotography - 09-07-2010 Sussex County, DE Bethany Beach Station 70
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