Franklin County, Ohio map of remaining old sirens

[Columbus]

Yes, Plain City is on the Madison-Union County line just west of Columbus. I have a soft spot for it in my heart because it is a part of my childhood memories, full of Amish and Mennonite influence, and a nice place to live!

[Fletch]

Tiny Unionville Center, just northwest of Plain City, also has an STL-10.

Also, Marysville recently demolished part of their downtown fire station, which had an STH-10 behind it. Thankfully, that siren has been saved and relocated to a spot on Raymond Rd on the west side of the city.

[CrazyCalvinWilliams]

Just a quick question, but are any of those sirens still even there? The image dates are 2007 or 2009, and that was the time when Franklin began replacing their old sirens.

[Josh R]

They appear to be, but I'm not exactly sure. If you can go see any of them, please let me know their status.

[CrazyCalvinWilliams]

I'm not going to be near Plain City anytime soon, so someone else here will have to go and check.

(Also, the only reason I'd ever go to Plain City is to eat at Der Dutchmen )

[Reedsiren1]

You don't need to go to the Plain City siren. Just check the nearest siren to you if you can.

[Fletch]

Yes, both sirens are still there and active.

[Fletch]

Dublin has a Fedelcode on their old firestation (now shops) on the south side of Bridge St.

[Fletch]

Here is a map I have put together of the Franklin County system circa 1974. It is still a work in progress. If you know of locations not listed, please feel free to post those locations.

https://www.google.com/maps/ms?msa=0&ms ... b0fb133e93