New Jersey Firehouses

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Station 33-1 Three Bridges Fire Company.

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The view of Station 33-1 from the rear driveway.

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Station 33-2 Three Bridges Fire Company.

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Station 43 Bloomsbury Hose Company. This station also serves as borough hall.

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Station 43 Bloomsbury Hose Company. The station has very low door clearance requiring most of the apparatus to have lights and equipment mounted below the roof level of the cab.

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Station 44 Califon Fire Company. This station actually consists of two buildings on the same property. The apparatus bays are in a separate building than the rest of the company's operations.

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Station 44 Califon Fire Company

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Let me try that again, this time the view is looking at the opposite side of the main building. The apparatus bays are out of view to the left side of the screen separated by the parking lot.

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The apparatus bays of Station 44.

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Station 45 Clinton Fire Department.

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The window area on the corner of the building contains an antique hose cart and  "Lulubelle" the departments fully restored 1926 American LaFrance engine. This was the departments first mechanized engine. I apologize for the quality of the picture. I took it through the glass. 

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Station 46-1 Annandale Hose Company (Clinton Township Division of Fire). This is looking up the entrance driveway with their recently dedicated Sept. 11th and Military monument in the front lawn.

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Station 46-1 Annandale Hose Company. I had some better shots of this station on a nice sunny day, however there were funeral buntings hung over the doors. Out of respect I decided not to use them. I returned but unfortunately the skies weren't as clear the second time.

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Station 46-1. A view from the side driveway leading to the rear of the station.

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And the rear of the station showing the drive through bays.

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Station 46-2 Annandale Hose Company.

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Station 46-2 Annandale Hose Company.

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And the rear view showing the drive through bay.

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The previous Station 46-1.

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And the Original Annandale Hose Company station, now a private residence.