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    These photographs depict Onondaga's fire trucks circa 1960. After the days of depending on neighbours for help when fire struck, and up to early 1958, Onondaga Township was divided into two sections

    This photograph shows the three eras of firefighting equipment used by the Scotland fire department. It was taken in March, 1951 when the fire department bought new equipment. To the left is the bran

    This photograph shows the original equipment used by the Scotland fire department. It was taken in March, 1951 when the fire department bought new equipment. This engine is a hand-cranked motorized f

    This photograph depicts the parade of the 1927 Chevy fire truck in St. George, Ont. Riding in the truck is Mayor Ron Eddy and his son Wesley. Lloyd Boughmer is driving. The original photo was provide

    This photograph depicts three fire trucks beside the arena in St. George, Ont. All three trucks were in service in 1976. The truck on the left is a 1966 pumper, the truck in the middle is a 1971 tank

    This photograph shows the ceremonial "presenting of the keys" (to a new fire truck) to Fire Chief Earl Monkhouse. On the left is retired Fire Chief Fred Wheat. The original photo was provided by Paul

    This photograph depicts two fire trucks purchased in 1927 from the Bickle Fire Truck Manufacturing Co. by the St. George Fire Department, St. George, Ont. The original photo was provided by Paul McCo

    From left to right: Graham Malcolm, Charley Duncan, Paul Edwards.

    This photograph shows the Paris fire brigade's steam-powered fire engine in 1878. This was the first mechanical water-pumping engine used in Paris, and was the subject of some great interest when it

    This 1918 photograph depicts the Paris Fire Department's first motorized fire truck, which was then brand-new. According to D.A. Smith, it is a Ford Model T truck. The man to the left is mayor C.B. R