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Washington's first piece of fire apparatus. A 1878 Ahrens
Steamer in front of the City Hall. ^
Chemical Wagon taken in the early 1900's. ^
Washington's first piece of motorized fire apparatus.
Made by the Robinson Company in the 1920's. ^
Washington's apparatus lined up for a parade. Notice
the steamer bringing up the tail end. ^
Fire Drill at the old West End school. Pictured is Firefighter
Neal "Buck" Cannon and Firefighter Joe Bowling next to the 1953 American LaFrance Open Top. ^
The 1957 Maxim, during a fire drill at the old South Side school
which was located at the corner of S.E. 2nd street and South Side Ave. ^
The '57 Maxim carrying Santa Claus in the Christmas Parade.
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Fire Chief Joe Daily (left), Firefighter Art Price (right), with fire prevention contest winners standing in front of the 1961 International-Howe pumper in the 1960's.
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The 1878 Ahrens Steamer as it sits today in the museum at Station
2. ^
A 1924 Graham Bros. chemical truck given to WFD from the Graham
Family. It sits in the museum at Station 2 also. ^
The 1953 American LaFrance-Foamite Opentop. On display
at the Station 2 museum. ^
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