District of Columbia Firehouses

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The Watch Desk, with the Reader board above

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2 new fire poles, the 3rd being up front by the Watch Desk

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Red for the Wagon

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Green for the Truck

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The House of Pain patch laid into the floor.

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Brand new kitchen

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The sitting room with the classic working fire place.

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The downstairs gear locker room

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Hallway to the bunk room

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Engine 10's side of the bunk room

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Truck 13's side of the bunk room

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Engine Officer's room. The exact same room is on the opposite side for the Truck Officer.

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The parking spots on the Bravo side. With 2 heavy duty locking gates of course.

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There are still a few more things in the works and once they are complete I will update them on here.

[Guest]

Looks Awesome. Great photos love the fireplace.

[Guest]

Thanks for the pics, Roy! Looks like a great improvement.

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The station looks great! I'm always so fascinated how old firehouses are restored. I'm doing my senior year thesis project at MICA (Maryland Institute College of Art) on making plans how to restore an old firehouse in Baltimore City (Old 5 Truck House on E.Oliver St. & Harford Ave) that has actually been vacant since 2000.

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Thanks for the tour Ray.Firehouse looks awesome!You guys deserve it consistently being the busiest house in the nation.Well done!

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Roy,

The Florida Ave Hilton looks really good!! I do like the wider bay doors. It was a bitch backing in there before.