November 9th, 1901
Unidentified London Fire Department firefighter c 1901-1918 photo credit - George A. Henry photo source - Archives and Special Collections, Western University - George Henry Collection of Glass Plate Negatives AFC225-1204
Unidentified London Fire Department firefighter c 1901-1918 photo credit - George A. Henry photo source - Archives and Special Collections, Western University - George Henry Collection of Glass Plate Negatives AFC225-1204
Unidentified London Fire Department firefighter c 1901-1918 photo credit - George A. Henry photo source - Archives and Special Collections, Western University - George Henry Collection of Glass Plate Negatives AFC225-1204
Unidentified London Fire Department firefighter c 1901-1918 photo credit - George A. Henry photo source - Archives and Special Collections, Western University - George Henry Collection of Glass Plate Negatives AFC225-1204

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Published On: November 9th, 1901 | Last Updated: November 9th, 2025 | Views: 111 |
Fire Fighters of London pictured in 1901. At that time London only had three fire stations, Central Fire Station #1 at 201-206 King St., Fire Station # 2 at Dundas and Rectory streets, and Fire Station # 3 at 160 Bruce Street. The 1901 City Directory lists 20 men on the Fire Department and in this photo are pictured 19 fire fighters. 1901 (Source: Facebook, Vintage London, Ontario, 1901 London Old Boys Reunion Booklet)Department Personnel (1901)
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recall it was a very cold day about -20 F. The hydrant in front of the building was covered with ice as was Firefighter Don Whitworth from a leaking hydrant. Engine 1 (pictured) was pumping from this hydrant. I was glad the pump operating panel was on the opposite side of the truck. Also in this picture is Truck 1 aerial at the side of the building and Truck 2 aerial at the front of the building. The Rescue unit is at the front and the Platoon Chief Stuart Smith and Engine 1 at the front.

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