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(Photo courtesy of Dave Colin, Facebook) Historic London Firehall #4 during Doors Open London.. a pleasure chatting with Chief (Ret.) Jim Fitzgerald whose father was on the ...
via the London Public Library Walking Guide to Historic Sites in London No. 4 Fire Station 807 Colborne Street, London In 1842, two years after London’s incorporation as ...
This memorial is at Station No.4
(Courtesy of K. Thompson)
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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.
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.
