This week, I headed over to Richmond Fire Station No. 7 to continue my series of fire stations for the 2008 Challenge. At the previous fire stations, everything was closed up and there was nobody to be seen. However, this time, the doors were open and the firefighters were inside. This station is staffed by three firefighters (down from what used to be a staff of 12). I met Bruce Tinloy, Dan Linstad, and Carolyn Conry, the firefighters that were on shift at the time.

Carolyn was kind enough to give me a tour of the fire station, and allowed me to take photographs inside the station. As a result, this week’s entry to the 2008 Challenge has four shots.

Richmond Fire Station No. 7, Plate 1.jpg
Equipment at Richmond Fire Station No. 7

Richmond Fire Station No. 7, Plate 2.jpg
Station No. 7 is the only Richmond fire station that still has a fireman’s pole

Richmond Fire Station No. 7, Plate 3.jpg
Portraits of Richmond’s firefighters hanging on the stairwell wall

Richmond Fire Station No. 7, Plate 4.jpg
Vintage rescue equipment hanging on the wall of the fire station

Thanks to Bruce, Dan, and Carolyn for taking the time to show me around the station and answer my questions!

Posted by jeremy, filed under 2008challenge, Photo Challenge, Photos. Date: April 18, 2008, 9:39 pm |

2 Responses

  1. bruce Says:

    nice photo angles of the station, especially the brass pole.

  2. jeremy Says:

    Thanks!

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