They are also visible,(although less accessible) behind the old firehouse and adjacent structures.

In 1955 a new fire house was built on Fourth Street, around the corner from the old firehouse.

Rather than demolishing the old firehouse, a new fire station was built next door.

But the old firehouse is not actually a landmark.

And we did a lot to get the old firehouse torn down and the new one built.

It runs out of an old firehouse on 7th Street.

A brilliantly whitewashed Baptist church is right next door to the old firehouse.

The only item still visible from the old firehouse is the driveway.

"An old firehouse also instantly gives you a name, and a theme with which to work."

For one thing, the firefighters are still getting used to responding to fires from two trailers rather than their old firehouse.