Central Fire Station (Station 1 (A))
Central Fire Station pre-1914.
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Central Fire Station (Station 1 (A))
W. Boardman St. and S. Hazel St., Youngstown, Ohio 44503
Charles H. Owsley of Owsley and Boucherle in Youngstown, Ohio
1894
1894
April 14, 1932
4
No 1 Engine, Hose Co No 1, Chemical Co No1, Truck Co B
Closed
Demolished
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The Central Fire Station was a sight to see. It was one of the most impressive stations in the city's history. Construction was completed in 1894 on the same spot the Gov. Tod engine House first sat. It quartered the chief and asst. chiefs offices. It was condemned and closed April 14, 1932. It would be demolished shortly after.
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