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Rescue squad wagon – 1950
new Reo Speed Wagon
5 fire fighters standing beside a LaFrance Hose Wagon
First Motorized Ladder – 1917
Seagrave Ladder – 19106
Water Tower Seagrave
Pumper side view – 1968
Pumper side view – 1963
Pumper side view – 1955
Pumper side view – 1952
1944 LaFrance pumper
1928 Seagrave pumper
1920 LaFrance pumper
First Motorized WFD pumper
1937 Diamond T
1914 Parade
WEBB hose wagon – 1912
Car Wagons
Car Wagon
Holiday Inns Downtown fire – 1980
Immaculate Conception Church fire – 1978
Ellis Ave. fire – 1977
Fort Garry Court fire – 1976
John Labatt Brewery fire – 1975
Elim Chapel fire – 1974
Grain Elevator fire – 1972
St. Andrews Church fire – 1968
St. Boniface Cathedral fire – 196819
St Stephen’s fire – 1968
Wilson Furniture fire – 1958
Western Smallwares fire – 1965
Minto Armouries fire – 1956
Time Building fire – 1954
Canoe Club of Winnipeg fire – 1954
The Manitoba & Imperial Hotels fire – 1954
Furby Theatre fire – 1952
Arctic Ice Company fire – 1948
Woolworth Fashioncraft fire – 1922
Scott Bathgate Fire – 1917
Scott Block fire – 1914
Radford Wright fire – 1912
Kelly Block fire in -42 F weather – 1911
Fire at Sterling Block on Fort St. – 1909
Bulman Block at Albert and Bannatyne fire – 1904
For Rouge station No 4 – 1911
Sherbrook station No 5 – 1910
Manitoba hotel fire – 1899
Albert station build in 1899
Central fire station at William – 1883
Temporary headquarters at York and Smith until station No 2 was opened
Volunteers at new Market Square fire station – 1878
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