Removed Sirens in Ohio Map

[MonkeyFilms]

Sweet!

[NewEnglander1212]

There used to be a really weird shop-built siren in Colerain (Cincinnati) atop the Messner Brothers machine shop on 10419 Hughes Road. It had the distinct, fast windup of an ACA Hurricane, but sounded like a Federal Q2B, especially on the wind-down. It was removed sometime after August of 2014, though the building still remains.

[MonkeyFilms]

Already on the map, thanks tho!

[Fletch]

The Sunbury 5/7 was closer to the water tower on Sedgwick. It was roof mounted on a building no longer there. It's visible on Bing maps streetview. 100 Sedgwick Ave.

[Fletch]

Richwood, looks like maybe a Sterling Model M where the Alertronic was??

https://vintageaerial.com/photos/ohio/u ... 2/TUN/4/15

[MonkeyFilms]

Oh my god yes!!! I had a hunch that something else was there before the allertronic but had no proof, thank you so much!!!

[MonkeyFilms]

And yes that is Model M ill ask my grandma about it as she lived in richwood in the 60 and 70s

[Fletch]

Oh - the T-Bolt roof mounted on the Neil House hotel, was actually on the other side of the capitol, where 41 S. High is today. The map shows it on the opposite side.

[MonkeyFilms]

Ah, Sweet!

[Fletch]

STH-10 in Marysville at 825 Collins Ave. (Franke's Wood Products)

Also, the siren on Dunham St. was originally an STH-10, and at some point replaced with an XT22.