The Siren Board

Hey everyone, I'm on vacation up north, and I've already covered more than 1,500 miles and seen a few rare sirens!

So, here are some pictures I took while I traveled several different places, and I just happened to run into or be near the following locations.

Toledo, Ohio:

South End H.O.R Super Sirex









Milwaukee, Wisconsin:

Fire Station 39 ACA Hurricane 130 MKII]
























American Signal World Headquarters B&N Mobil Directo]















Lucketts, Virginia:

Fire Station 19 ACA Allertor 125 and Federal Model 5]















Well, that's all for now. I hope you liked the pictures!

Looks like that HOR has seen better days. Do you know if it is active?

Very nice pictures.

Nice photos! Glad to see that the sirens in Lucketts are still around.

Chicagosiren-hunters wrote:Looks like that HOR has seen better days. Do you know if it is active?

Yeah, I'm sure it's had better days since it was installed. And sadly, like the one on Bush Street, this siren has been abandoned in place by the city and no longer used. And it's located in an area that ain't so friendly, so that explains why most of the building is bombed out. Thats why as soon as I got my pictures, I beat it out of town.

VASirens wrote:Nice photos! Glad to see that the sirens in Lucketts are still around.

Thank you! I agree, this was totally unexpected to see, not to mention its like out in the middle of nowhere. lol

Brendan W wrote:Very nice pictures.

Thank you kind sir. Hahaha

Speak of the devil, that Mobil Directo has an 8 port chopper. 8)

DJ2226 wrote:Speak of the devil, that Mobil Directo has an 8 port chopper. 8)

Lol, I never really noticed. Must've been gas powered at some point.

And why "Speak of the devil"?