Post your fire siren photos here!

[PelicanStateSirens]

I found a website (www.gnofirephotos.com) that has numerous fire station photos around the Louisiana area. This includes photos of the old Baton Rouge, Louisiana system, having numerous photos of fire stations including a Federal Signal Model 5/7, and even one including a Thunderbolt. This site has also caused me to find a Federal Enterprises Model 2T only 12 minutes from me! Located on 501 Anson St in Gretna, Louisiana. Pictures will be uploaded by this afternoon. It just has a ton of old siren photos, and I thought it would be interesting to show to you guys because in my opinion it's really cool! Other than that, thanks for reading.

[Fanman]

Here’s the siren and fire station in Bradshaw Nebraska

[PelicanStateSirens]

Here’s the siren and fire station in Bradshaw Nebraska

Is it an SRN?

[PelicanStateSirens]

Here.

[Fanman]

Here’s the siren and fire station in Bradshaw Nebraska

Is it an SRN?

No it’s a 130 powered by ac not dc

[MonkeyFilms]

Here’s a photo I took of the Fedelcode Mach 1 at the Fire Station in Botkins Ohio

[Fanman]

Here.

Is it active?

[PelicanStateSirens]

Here.

Is it active?

No. The fire station is now defunct and is being used as a house. The housing was lost in Katrina, and has been presumably inactive since then.

[Fanman]

That’s pretty sad

If only someone could get it and own it

[Unit of Civil Defense]

Here's a couple that I have already posted before.


Galesburg, Ks. The power line goes to the control panel at the station.


Topeka, Ks. siren located on the East side of the old #8 fire station which is to the Right of the siren amongst the trees.