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Las Cruces, N.M. Fire Department

Station 1 circa 1985

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Green Ridge Delco,Pa

1963 Seagrave

1979 Ford/Saulsbury ex Southern Chester County

1987 Hahn 75'

1993 E\-One





   

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I visited the Boston area in June, 2008, and took these at Revere's main station. A retired firefighter's funeral processed past the station.









More at...

[url="http://www.bensware.com/firetrucks/BostonArea/"]Bostan area fire apparatus photos[/url]



Ben

[Truckman]

Richmond, VA



Headquarters Fire Department

908 East Broad Street

This house was built n 1895



The Companies moved out in 1966 and the entire block was demolished and

a new 18 story City hall was constructed on this site.





Engine Company No. 3

Truck Company No. 1

Water Tower No. 1

Several Chief’s Vehicles

Circa – 1926-1927



Left to Right



Chief of Department - 1921 Packard

Western Battalion Chief - 1923 Chambers

Water Tower No. 1 - 1922 Seagrave Type S8 65Ft, Model W-656, Serial No. 31611

Engine No. 3 - 1920 Ahrens-Fox I-N-2, Registration No. 923, Motor No. 919 – 750 GPM

Wagon No. 3 - 1915 Mack Hose Wagon Combination

Truck Co. No. 1 - 1923 Seagrave 85 ft TDA

Eastern Battalion Chief - 1926 Studebaker





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From the "always have your camera ready" department, I caught these as my flight was leaving the Savannah, GA airport in 2005.





Ben Saladino

Bedford, TX

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A house of 900s in Asheville, NC, circa 1966, the first with electronic sirens. No subsequent rigs would be gasoline-powered or have open cabs. The engine on the left & the aerial were converted to diesel/automatic & grew a roof. All were superceded by ALF's Pioneer I's, II's & III's, a Spartan II, a C-Ford & a Century Snorkel. Then came a mixture of most everything else. There would also be only two more Pontiacs before Dodges 'n Chevrolets showed up. The house was built in 1924 & underwent a $14-million renovation in '05. The goofiness in the middle is tape. Photo by the late Juanita Wilson.

[Brad Street]

Elyria Fire Department

Elyria, Ohio

Lorain County

E-3, E-4 and E-2

Out at Station 1 for training

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Elyria Fire Department

Elyria, Ohio

Lorain County

E-1 and R-31 in Quarters

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Greece Ridge, Rochester NY I dont know the year

[Brad Street]

Earhart-York Twp. Volunteer Fire Department

Medina County

L-56-1

T-53-2

E-51-1

M-57-1

[hadg317]

This photo was taken at the Albany(NY) County Airport and show apparatus from various Town of Colonie fire departments that would respond to an aircraft crash at the airport.



In the last row the airport crash units are pictured. To the left of the crash truck is a Jeep that was lettered for Albany Fire Department Engine 12. This rig was stationed at the airport, which is located in the Town of Colonie, but never staffed by city firefighters.

[MFD76]

[quote name='Brad' post='280785' date='Feb 10 2009, 12:59 ']Elyria Fire Department

Elyria, Ohio

Lorain County

E-3, E-4 and E-2

Out at Station 1 for training



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Just read artical today they are closing one or two companies due to budget cuts layoffs and are demoting captains and lieutenants. Sad state of affairs in Elyria. I feel bad for our brothers.



Stay Safe, Rick

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Deale Volunteer Fire Department Group Picture

Pictured E-422 / E-421 / TK-42 / B-42 / C-42 / U-42

[OPEN CAB MACK]

   

New Kensington, PA Bureau of Fire in 1963

[OPEN CAB MACK]

   

Engine and Truck 1, City of New Kensington, PA

[bcfd424]

Here is a group shot of the current trucks at the Gaston College Regional Training Center in Dallas, NC.



Left to Right

Old Gastonia FD Ford C / Howe

Old East Gaston FD Grumman

Old Belmont FD Ford C / Howe

Old Gastonia FD Mack CF

[Brad Street]

Toledo Fire Department

Toledo, Ohio

Lucas County

Spare Engine 951, E-19, TFD and IAFF Local 92 Parade Truck

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Lehigh Acres,FL

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Temple Terrace,FL

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Colonie,Ny

1978 Latham Fire Station

Ron Bogardus collection