The museum is owned and operated by the Firemen's Association of
the State of New York and is located on the grounds of the Firemen's Home in
Hudson New York.
1939 American LaFrance, Canisteo, N.Y. |
1955 Ahrens Fox EC model, from River Edge N.J. 750 GPM 500 gallons Centrifugal
pumper |
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Seagrave
from Schaghitcoke Fire Department |
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Ford
C Maxim from Middle Grove, Greenfield Fire District |
Maynard
Engine 1, Marcy N.Y. 1953 GMC/American 750 GPM 500 gallons Rehab in 1970 by Sanford Fire Apparatus Company. |
Autocar Engine |
Lomontville Fire Department, Kingston N.Y. 1942 General/ Chevrolet 300 GPM fromt mounted pump |
1936 Pirsch, 1000GPM, 500 gallons Wellesley Mass, then Lagrange Volunteer Fire Co No. 3 of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. |
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Front mounted pumper, Schuler Volunteer Fire Department Engine 6 |
1930's Sanford, Canaan, N.Y. |
West Sand Lake VFD B model Mack |
S Model Maxim from Bedford N.Y. |
American Lafrance engine from Lancaster, N.Y. |
1922 American Lafrance Type 33 City Service Ladder,Oyster Bay Long
Island |
American Lafrance from Northern Eagle |
Lafrance Brockway Torpedo from Mastic Long Island |
Bergholz, N.Y. |
1939 Seagrave 65' midmount aerial,Red Bird Hook and Ladder Co., Riverhead Long Island |
Panorama shot of the museum |
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