History of the Atlanta Fire Dept.

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And in it's present day form..

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And now for a few photos of Sta.4 past and present.To begin with is a photo when it was located at 87 North Pryor St. on opening day.

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Another view after the fire dept. moved out in 1959.

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The stone from the front wall of the sta.

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The bronze plaque for sta.4 located at 124 Ellis St. This Sta. was built in 1960

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And old Sta.4 as it sits today.

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And the new Sta.4 on Edgewood which opened in 2001.Home to Eng.Co.6 and Squad 4.

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Spent a day with Engine 6 on a ride along a couple years back and got the grand tour of the new 4 house while in between calls. While a nice house, a few of the firefighters told me they'd move back to the old Station 4 in a heartbeat. They had hoped for the city to renovate the old house as opposed to electing to build a new one. Seemed to be tight quarters and tougher to get in and out. Look forward to the rest of the photos!

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Here's truck 10,

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Sta. 18 on Oakview Ave. off of Hosea Williams

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Here is a artist drawing of Sta.18, Construction is set to begin sometime this year on the current site of sta.18 with Eng.Co. 18 relocating a few blocks away.

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Here is the wall plaque from Sta.18

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Here is Sta.10 which is located at 447 Boulevard SE off of I-20

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Sta.10 was opened in 1958 and is home to Engine 10 Truck 10 Batt.5 and an old Light truck.

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Batt. 5 at Sta.10

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An old light truck housed at sta.10

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The rear signage on the light truck.

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Some artwork on the rear apparatus bay wall.

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More artwork...

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A look at the Engine bay...