Our town offered a free rabies clinic for pets a few weeks ago at the Firehouse. I had never been around back of the huge building in all of the 26 years we have lived here. To my surprise, I noticed this old firehouse. I didn’t have my camera at the time (just a rather frightened schnauzer as he eyed LOTS of other uneasy dogs). A return trip would be perfect for Outdoor Wednesday as well as continue to add family history to this blog for my kids and grandchildren.
The following is copied from a pamphlet called Yesterdays published by the Bicentennial Committee of Evesham Township © The Researchers 1976. Click on photo to enlarge for easier reading.
What a cool looking building and they have kept it so well maintained. It's too bad more of the older buildings haven't been kept up like this one
I just love old buildings/homes ~ especially when they have been well taken care of like this old Firehouse! I do wish more towns/cities would preserve their past this way!
Blessings!
Thank you for sharing the historic firehouse! I love old buildings and learning about their history. I also think it is great that your town offered free rabies shots. Hopefully lots of pet owners took advantage of it.
~ Tracy
Thanks for sharing those wonderful photos of that historic building, so very interesting.
Loved these pictures what a wonderful building ~Blessings Love Heather
Beautiful photographs! I love to see old buildings restored… loved and treasured~
Hope your Wednesday is off to a wonderful start!
Michelle
Hope Raider is ok after that experience?
The fire station is wonderful, it's grand that it has been so well looked after & is still in use today.
~maggie~
I love old buildings! Thanks for sharing this with us.