Removed Sirens in Ohio Map

[MonkeyFilms]

Very much a Work In Progress, Any help is appreciated

https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/edit? ... sp=sharing

[Fletch]

Oh, wow. The Marysville XT-22 info is correct, it was on the north side of Dunham St. It was, in fact, the first tornado siren I ever saw as a kid, circa 1988/89.

I will let you know other locations I can recall.

Edit:
Bucyrus had a system of rotating EOWS 612's. One was at the highway garage on Brand Ave. Another was on Rt. 4 where the current 2001 is located.

Westerville had a RSH-10 located behind Kroger on Schrock Rd.

Marysville: STH-10 northwest corner of Amrine Mill and N. Maple St. Also STH-10 in alley behind fire station downtown (this was moved and standing near cemetery on NW side).

IIRC, London had a T-Bolt system. I think the locations are roughly where the current sirens are.

Richwood had an Alertronic 6000 at the opera house/police station.

Does anyone recall what sirens the city of Delaware had before the 2001's? I swear there was some community that had an SD-10 and it might have been Delaware.

[MonkeyFilms]

Thanks! I don’t believe London would of have bolts but you never know

[SomeDudeSD]

There used to be a Thunderbolt 1003 and a Fedelcode at the old City Hall/police station in Willard, at the corner of Myrtle Avenue & Woodland Avenue. The building was demolished in November 2012, not sure when the sirens were removed. Enclosed photo was Snip & Sketch'd from a video filmed on February 6th, 1987.

[Fletch]

The first T-Bolt in Franklin County was installed on the roof of the Neil House hotel, which was demolished in 1981. Now the site of Huntington Center, across from the state house.

[MonkeyFilms]

Added them to the map

[Fletch]

Are you getting the Franklin County locations off the map that was posted by a user a few years back? It had all the sirens that were standing in 1990 or so.

[MonkeyFilms]

Yes, I am. Also getting some unknown models that were model 5’s (according to my grandparents) like the Hilliard Model 5, was unknown till I asked my grandpa

[Fletch]

Sunbury had a 5/7 on Sedgwick Ave. It was roof mounted on a building at the water treatment plant. Looks like it's gone. There was another 5/7 on Middleview Dr. at the sewage treatment plant-I can't tell if it's still there. Neither siren had been used for years.

Springfield had a T-Bolt roof mounted on an abandoned school. Might have been somewhere on Lagonda Ave on the northeast side but that was 25 years ago so the school may be gone.

[MonkeyFilms]