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    The Merryweather Steam Fire Engine, manufactured in England, served the Town of Whitby for 54 years from November 1872 to 1926 when it was replaced by two motorized fire trucks. It was purchased by t

    The Merryweather Steam Fire Engine, manufactured in England, served the Town of Whitby for 54 years from November 1872 to 1926 when it was replaced by two motorized fire trucks. It was purchased by t

    The Merryweather Steam Fire Engine, manufactured in England, served the Town of Whitby for 54 years from November 1872 to 1926 when it was replaced by two motorized fire trucks. It was purchased by t

    The Merryweather Steam Fire Engine, manufactured in England, served the Town of Whitby for 54 years from November 1872 to 1926 when it was replaced by two motorized fire trucks. It was purchased by t

    The Merryweather Steam Fire Engine, manufactured in England, served the Town of Whitby for 54 years from November 1872 to 1926 when it was replaced by two motorized fire trucks. It was purchased by t

    It is positioned in front of Whitby Fire Station No. 4 at 734 Dundas Street West.

    It is positioned in front of the Whitby Volunteer Fire Hall located on Myrtle Road East (Hall 4). This station is now closed.

    It is positioned in front of the Whitby Volunteer Fire Hall located on Myrtle Road East (Hall 4). This station is now closed.

    It is positioned in front of the Brooklin Fire Station No. 1 at 6 Vipond Road. This station was replaced by a new one at 6745 Baldwin Street in September 2006.

    It is positioned in front of the Whitby Fire & Emergency Services Headquarters (Station 5) at 111 McKinney Drive.

    The Merryweather Steam Fire Engine, manufactured in England, served the Town of Whitby for 54 years from November 1872 to 1926 when it was replaced by two motorized fire trucks. It was purchased by t

    The Merryweather Steam Fire Engine, manufactured in England, served the Town of Whitby for 54 years from November 1872 to 1926 when it was replaced by two motorized fire trucks. It was purchased by t

    The Merryweather Steam Fire Engine, manufactured in England, served the Town of Whitby for 54 years from November 1872 to 1926 when it was replaced by two motorized fire trucks. It was purchased by t

    This aerial ladder fire truck, the first owned by the Whitby Fire Department, was purchased in 1973. It is positioned in front of the main fire hall at 201 Brock Street South.

William Notman, Canadian Illustrated News, 1872     The Merryweather Steam Fire Engine, manufactured in England, served the Town of Whitby from November 1872 to 1926 when it was replaced by two motorized fire trucks. The engine saved downtown Oshawa f

Robert Holden, Toronto Daily Star, March 1934, Suburban Page     The Merryweather Steam Fire Engine, manufactured in England, served the Town of Whitby from November 1872 to 1926 when it was replaced by two motorized fire trucks. The engine saved downtown Oshawa f

    It is positioned in front of Whitby Fire Station No. 3 at 201 Brock Street South. This station is now closed.

    It is positioned in front of the Whitby Volunteer Fire Hall located on Myrtle Road East (Hall 4). This station is now closed.

    It is positioned in front of Whitby Fire Station No. 2 at 1600 Manning Road.

    It is positioned in front of Whitby Fire Station No. 3 at 201 Brock Street South. This station is now closed.