Vintage siren photos thread

[CD_Siren]

Here's something interesting I came across fairly recently, an old sterling in Conway, Arkansas. The siren is long gone.

The siren shown is now removed, it was replaced with an STH-10 that sat across the street (also now removed.)

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[Snowblind]

Lind Fire Department. Lind, Washington 1941

[DominatorSirens]

Riga Township, MI:

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[DominatorSirens]

Tecumseh, MI:

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[Sentry88]

Here's something interesting I came across fairly recently, an old sterling in Conway, Arkansas. The siren is long gone.

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Is that a Decot behind the Sterling?

[CD_Siren]

Here's something interesting I came across fairly recently, an old sterling in Conway, Arkansas. The siren is long gone.

conster.png

Is that a Decot behind the Sterling?

I'm unsure, but it could just be an unconventionally shaped chimney.

[DominatorSirens]

Here's something interesting I came across fairly recently, an old sterling in Conway, Arkansas. The siren is long gone.

conster.png

Is that a Decot behind the Sterling?

I'm unsure, but it could just be an unconventionally shaped chimney.

It does kind of look like a Red Arrow, but I don't really see a mount or a pole.

[CD_Siren]

Is that a Decot behind the Sterling?

I'm unsure, but it could just be an unconventionally shaped chimney.

It does kind of look like a Red Arrow, but I don't really see a mount or a pole.

I was looking at it closer, and it seems too tall to be a Decot. If it is a siren, judging by its overall shape and height, it may possibly be a Cosgrave.

Back on topic, here is a photo of the Thunderbolt, formerly at Fire Station 2 in Little Rock, AR.

Now removed and replaced by a nearby 2810

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[Synther]

I'm unsure, but it could just be an unconventionally shaped chimney.

It does kind of look like a Red Arrow, but I don't really see a mount or a pole.

I was looking at it closer, and it seems too tall to be a Decot. If it is a siren, judging by its overall shape and height, it may possibly be a Cosgrave.

It's a roof...

Here are some cool photos from 1983 showing what was left of the Civil Defense and Fire siren systems in Salt Lake County. Sirens were gone by the early 2000s.

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[DominatorSirens]

Madison Township, MI:

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Palmyra, MI:

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Addison, MI:

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Brownstown Township, MI:

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