structure was located behind the 399 Main Street Station on the
site of the 1919 Falmouth Fire House. It served as the Rescue Barn
until it too was torn down in 2002 as the new station was being
built.
in 1929 next to the original station which was located about where
the Rescue Barn is on the right. It remained essentially unchanged
until 2003 when a major addition and renovation was completed.
The old station was kept, completely renovated, and remains a
part of today's headquarters.
to the old headquarters.
headquarters until 1929. It was then used for storage and maintenance until
it was torn down in 1985.
shown in front of the headquarters station.
in front of the old headquarters c. 1920.
This station located on Main Street (Water Street) Woods Hole remains today
as a community building. It is located adjacent to the draw bridge. It housed
a 1927 Ahrens Fox and 1938 Maxim city service ladder truck until the new
Woods Hole station was built in 1976 on Woods Hole Road.
station is located at 204 Old Main Street at the corner of Wild Harbor Road.
It replaced the original North Falmouth fire house. Here the 1953 Diamond T
of Engine 3 is shown next to the 1939 County Brush Breaker No. 1 (C15).
Falmouth Fire Station No.3 North Falmouth built c. 1915. It served until 1950.
Falmouth Fire Station No.5 East Falmouth - The old East Falmouth station was moved
down the road and is now a private home on Route 28 in East Falmouth.
Falmouth Fire Station 5 c. 1930. The East Falmouth
Fire House wasw located on Route 28 just west of
the present Davisville lights. It served initially as
Station 4 and then as Station 5 until it was replaced
in 1980. The station housed a engine up front and
a tanker behind it.
Falmouth Fire Station 4 East Falmouth built c. 1930. Engine 4 started out in
East Falmouth. It was then relocated to West Falmouth. The East Falmouth
Station became Station 5.
the 1938 Maxim of Engine 5 and the 1935 Ford tanker.
