This old firehall, which appears to still be in use as such, can be found just off Meaford's main steeet (HWY #26). The building, which I would guess dates to the late 1800s, is well preserved and a credit to the community. The tower served two purposes in its day. It housed the bell which would have sounded the fire alarm, and gave them a place to hang the canvas fire hoses to dry. October 29,2005
Black and white negative showing Whitby fire hall located at Brock and Colborne Streets.
Oct 26, 2012 - Found in the Carlisle Historic District which is on the National Register #79002214.
Items consist of one negative and one copy print of the East Calgary Fire Hill. Title is taken from the subject matter of the photograph;It was a c...
Old Fire Hall, Lethbridge, Alberta | TravelGumbo
The long and short of it, this building means more than bricks and mortar to a lot of people. It's more than a restaurant. As the Fenton Fire Hall Taproom and Kitchen, we’re out to respect the building at every turn and deliver the kind of grub that is as honest as the building its served in. Woodfired grill. Legendary Mac & Cheese. And all the care that the Union Joints family can put into a place. It is our honor to serve.
The title on this North Dakota divided back postcard is, "City Hall, Bismarck, N.D." T isn't an indication of who the publisher was. The stamp has been torn off with some paper loss in the stamp box. ...from eBay
Salmon's silver gelatin print, Acc. S 24-5; 124 x 178 mm.; laid down on moderate greenish blue album page; Inscribed by him in dark blue ballpoint pen, album page b. (referring to Accs. S 24-4 & 5): ROYAL YORK RD. HALL (BOTH PHOTOS) CAPT. WM. COXSHEAD. FMN. F. MACFADDEN / Nov. 14 1954|1954 Nov 14. Salmon's nitrate negative S 1-2159A was replaced by T 33270
Building later became Second City Fire Hall theatre - restaurant.
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Image 11 of 22 from gallery of Firestation for the city of Puurs / Compagnie O Architects. Photograph by Stijn Bollaert
Assembly Architecture and S2 Architecture recently completed the Cambie Fire Hall No. 3 and BC Ambulance Services Station, a LEED Gold-seeking facility.
In photograph, building occupied by Mastercraft Autobody & Radiator Repair Co.
Feuerwehr Düns Architektur: Wolfgang Ritsch Mitarbeit Architektur: Richard Winkel Ort: Düns, Vorarlberg, Österreich Bauherrschaft: Gemeindeamt Düns Funktion: Feuerwehr Fotografie: Bruno Klomfar Jahr: 2001 .
The Canadian National Exhibition has been a part of Toronto’s history for over 140 years. From rides and games to food to concerts, there's something for...
pivoting around a central hall, the fire station features four garage doors that fan out towards the road for easy and efficient access.
Image 27 of 38 from gallery of Firehouse of Palma de Mallorca / Jordi Herrero Arquitecto. © Jaime Sicilia
Studio Gang has designed a fire station in Brooklyn where emergency workers can live, work, and use the building itself for training exercises
