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'''Birmingham Fire Station No. 6''', located at 317 [[15th Street North]], is home to the [[Birmingham Fire and Rescue Service]]'s Fire Prevention Bureau as well as Fire Alarm, commonly known as dispatch. The station was relocated from 1501 [[3rd Avenue North]]. The | '''Birmingham Fire Station No. 6''', located at 317 [[15th Street North]], is home to the [[Birmingham Fire and Rescue Service]]'s Fire Prevention Bureau as well as Fire Alarm, commonly known as dispatch. The station was relocated from 1501 [[3rd Avenue North]]. | ||
The original location, constructed in [[1905]], is the oldest Birmingham Fire Station still standing. It currently serves as an emergency homeless shelter and headquarters of the [[Firehouse Shelter]]. | |||
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Revision as of 16:56, 2 November 2014
Birmingham Fire Station No. 6, located at 317 15th Street North, is home to the Birmingham Fire and Rescue Service's Fire Prevention Bureau as well as Fire Alarm, commonly known as dispatch. The station was relocated from 1501 3rd Avenue North.
The original location, constructed in 1905, is the oldest Birmingham Fire Station still standing. It currently serves as an emergency homeless shelter and headquarters of the Firehouse Shelter.
Equipment
- Engine 6
- Rescue 6
External links
- Birmingham Fire Station No. 6 at Birmingham Retired Firefighters of Local 117 website
- Satterfield, Carolyn Green (1976) "Historic Sites of Jefferson County, Alabama" Jefferson County Historical Commission