Fire Station

3 photos · 2019–2022

3 photographs tagged Fire Station, 2019–2022.

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San Pedro Fire Station at Ambergris Caye, Belize, houses Mack fire engines for emergency response.
San Pedro Fire Station on Ambergris Caye in Belize houses two fire engines at the island’s main fire response facility. The building is operated by the National Fire Service of Belize and is identified by the station name painted above the bays.

Mack Fire Engines at San Pedro Fire Station in Belize

Historic stone fire department museum with red doors in Ephraim, Wisconsin.
The Ephraim Fire Department Museum occupies a stone firehouse built to house the village's volunteer fire company, a fixture of this Door County community on the Green Bay shoreline. The building's twin arched bays once sheltered fire apparatus before the department moved to updated quarters, leaving the original structure to be preserved as a museum. Ephraim's volunteer fire service dates back to the early 20th century, when local residents organized to protect the resort village's wood-frame cottages and inns. The museum now displays vintage firefighting equipment tied to the village's history, including antique hose carts and early motorized trucks. Ephraim itself was founded in 1853 by Moravian settlers, and the fire company grew alongside the town as it developed into a summer destination.

Stone Firehouse of the Ephraim Fire Department Museum

Green Bay Fire Station No. 3 at 885 Shawano Avenue, Wisconsin, features red brick and arched bay doors for engine, battalion, and medic units.
Green Bay Fire Station No. 3, located at 885 Shawano Avenue in Green Bay, Wisconsin, is a testament to mid-20th-century civic architecture. Constructed with a red brick façade, the station features prominent arched bay doors for its engine, battalion chief, and medic units. This facility has long served the west side of Green Bay, providing essential emergency response services to both residential and commercial districts. Its design reflects a period when public buildings prioritized both robust functionality and enduring aesthetic qualities.

Green Bay Fire Station No. 3, Shawano Ave, Wisconsin

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