Miscellaneous Siren Photos Thread

[archizackture]

Inactive Sterling N-5 in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia.

Actually, the 'N-5' is a Sterling M-3, N-5 is a misnomer and a siren was never produced with that model code.

Oh interesting. How did that misnomer happen? Everyone has always seemed to call it an N-5. I was even told it was an N-5.

[Urbanexplorer]

A rather low-mounted Thunderbeam somewhere in southwest Ohio...most likely in the Clinton County area.

[Urbanexplorer]

If you like your sirens and school buses in the same place, then Paducah, Kentucky is the place for you.

[Urbanexplorer]

Because I can't seem to find the Different Colored Siren Photos thread...here is a handsome blue Sentry in Jacksboro, Tennessee.

[NewEnglander1212]

Looking up at a Mobil-Directo in East Providence, RI:

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[Urbanexplorer]

SD-10 in Ceredo, WV just across from the Kanawha River Terminal railyard. Federal Signal SD-10, Ceredo, WV (2) by Harvestman Man, on Flickr

[Ohio_Man]

A rather low-mounted Thunderbeam somewhere in southwest Ohio...most likely in the Clinton County area.

That setup reminds me of blanchester Ohio's thunderbeams. Is this the one grind the church?

[CanadianTbolt1003]

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Here are some photos of the sirens in Woolwich Township, Elmira, Ontario


Federal STH-10A at the Elmira Fire Department installed in the 1970's as a firecall siren (no longer is a firecall siren but used as a warning siren)




Federal Model 5A in downtown Elmira, ON at the Township of Woolwich Administration Building installed around 1950 to 1970



Federal STH-10A at Lions Park in Elmira, Ontario installed in 2004

[Urbanexplorer]

That setup reminds me of blanchester Ohio's thunderbeams. Is this the one grind the church?

Yes, that's the one.

[Darley Champion]

A PTR siren on top of a derelict factory in Clermont-en-Beauvaisis (also known as Clermont-de-l'Oise or simply Clermont), France. You can barely make out the scaffold-ish doohicky it's sitting on to the left of the building.

I'm currently trying to get ahold of the city's technical services (services techniques municipaux) to possibly acquire this particular siren as it is planned for removal somewhere by 2022-2023