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Rochdale Old Fire Station/Fireground Museum

The Fireground Museum is housed in the former fire station on Maclure Road in Rochdale. Twenty-five larger exhibits make up the museum’s appliance fleet, and this is supported by other items of firefighting equipment, uniforms, models, medals and insignia, paintings, curios and other objects.

See the museum’s website (LinkExternal link ) for more information.
by David Dixon

Created: Sun, 10 Apr 2022, Updated: Sun, 10 Apr 2022


22 images use this description:

SD8912 : Fire Marks at Rochdale Fireground by David Dixon
2022
SD8912 : The Appliance Room, Rochdale Fireground by David Dixon
2022
SD8912 : Rochdale Fireground, Pump Street by David Dixon
2022
SD8912 : Rochdale Railway Station Metrolink Tram Stop by Gerald England
2022
SD8912 : Rochdale Fireground, The Appliance Room by David Dixon
2022
SD8912 : Rochdale Fire Station Hose Drying Tower by David Dixon
2022
SD8912 : Cranberry Street, Rochdale Fireground by David Dixon
2022
SD8912 : Rochdale Fireground Museum by David Dixon
2022
SD8912 : The Old Fire Station (Fireground Museum) by David Dixon
2022
SD8912 : Firefighting in the Blitz by Gerald England
2019
SD8912 : Moss Side Fire Station opened 1904 by Gerald England
2019
SD8912 : Inside The Fire Service Museum by Gerald England
2019
SD8912 : Drill Tower at Rochdale Fire Station by Gerald England
2019
SD8912 : Greater Manchester Fire Service Museum by Gerald England
2019
SD8912 : Inside The Fire Service Museum by Gerald England
2019
SD8912 : 1940 Dennis Fire Engine by David Dixon
2013
SD8912 : Rochdale Fire Station by David Dixon
2013
SD8912 : Old Fire Engines, Rochdale Fire Station Yard by David Dixon
2013
SD8912 : Fire Brigade Station Detail by David Dixon
2013
SD8912 : Greater Manchester Fire Service Museum, Rochdale by David Dixon
2013
SD8912 : 1957 Dennis-Metz Fire Engine by David Dixon
2013
SD8912 : Rochdale Fire Station by David Dixon
2010


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