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Moving into the main hall of the museum, the first thing that caught my eye was this gorgeous old steam powered fire engine.
The placard tells us, "Manufactured by the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company of Manchester, New Hampshire in 1871. This was Waltham's first powered fire fighting equipment, and was in service from 1871 untl the 1930's. The pumper was shipped on a flatcar to help fight the Great Boston Fire of 1872."
Scania.
4-SRS D Class Fire Engine.
Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service.
2005.
8970cc.
Taken on the 19th May 2011 in Liverpool.
DK55 HND.
Fire taken hold on tarmac laying vehicle "its still going whilst I am uploading these" 22nd April
Fire taken hold on tarmac laying vehicle "its still going whilst I am uploading these" 22nd April 2008 11.00am
Morgan Hill had it's own fire dept with lime-green apparatus up until the merger with County Fire. Ex-Morgan Hill Truck 11, now Truck 112 in a hybrid scheme. Santa Clara County's units were white. I am not sure if this or any ex-Morgan Hill units were ever repainted or not.
The fire engine for the town of Tororo. Our friends wanted a picture as their son is a firefighter in the UK. They were amazed to find that they use the same fireproof jackets as UK firefighters!