I have a few days off work due to public holidays and a couple of extras. When this happens I like to have a project...this time it is looking at fire stations. We don't look at this type of building often as they are just part of a streetscape and have been around forever. They are closing down though with councils amalgamation, which is a shame. The charming station above is in a suburb called Campsie, built in 1912. The script on it is lovely.
This fire station is in Newtown. One of the firemen came over to see what I was doing and then posed out front. I wasn't quick enough to capture it though and then they had a call and left, sirens blazing.
This is Marrickville fire station on a very hot, sunny day. Many of these buildings are built in the early 1900's when horse drawn equipment was still the go. They were built for this and the doors are a little narrow.
More fire stations to come.
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