PA Fire stations

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[quote name='Fassy' date='02 April 2010 - 09:56 PM' timestamp='1270258603' post='373834']

Dave,



If you get the chance there is another old Lancaster City firehouse on S. Queen St. It's on the left side of the street, maybe 500 or 600 block? It's now a private residence. You'll know it as soon as you see it. I was also told there used to be one on N. Queen St. but I have never been able to tell where it is.



Station 1 houses Engine 1, Truck 2, and the shift OIC.

Station 3 houses Engine 3, Truck 1, Reserve Engine 6, and the Command Van

Station 4 houses Reserve Engine 5, The Shop Truck, and the Foam Trailer

Station 6 houses Engine 2, and used to house Reserve Engine 4 (recently sold)



Retired Headquarters (N. Duke St.) housed Engine 5, The Rescue, and the Chief's vehicles

I am told the old Station 1 (Lancaster Opera House) used to have a full archery range in the basement for the firemen to use.





I need to give you a correction for your files. Goodville is Station 3-6. Martindale is Station 3-10.

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What a doofis I am, I have it right on my list, I have no Idea why I typed 3-10 there.