November 16th, 1942

No.4 Station receives first pumper truck, 1942 Bickle Seagrave. (L-R) Driver Jim Fitzgerald Sr., Alderman Elmo Curtis, Chief R.C.McDonald and Sales Representatives.

Categories: Stations, Vehicles | Tags: , , |

Categories organize our content by major themes.
Tags help you quickly find related collections, posts, equipment, and events across the site.
Click on a category or tag to find more on the related topic.

Published On: November 16th, 1942 | Last Updated: July 14th, 2020 | Views: 608 |
1942 Crews
Station 2 - Crew and vehicles on Dundas

COULD THIS POST BE IMPROVED?

Share with us what needs to be updated

Subscribe To Receive The Latest News

We send our occassional newsletters and updates to keep you informed.

our Privacy Policy

Stay connected and stay uptodate

Related Posts

London Fire Department Engine No. 4, a red and white pumper truck, parked on a snowy residential street with fire hoses deployed while responding to a severed natural gas line emergency.

E4 – Natural Gas Incident

January 1st, 2026
White over red, not decaled London Fire Department heavy rescue truck parked outdoors, featuring a large enclosed rescue body, emergency lighting, and reflective safety markings.

New Rescue

December 3rd, 2025

2010-02-Q Engine for sale

April 7th, 2025

Engine for sale

April 7th, 2025

Related Posts

London Fire Department Engine No. 4, a red and white pumper truck, parked on a snowy residential street with fire hoses deployed while responding to a severed natural gas line emergency.
White over red, not decaled London Fire Department heavy rescue truck parked outdoors, featuring a large enclosed rescue body, emergency lighting, and reflective safety markings.