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On Saturday September 17, 2022, the members of Engine Co 3 were lucky enough to have the …
A 1940s Amusement Park Fire Truck Joins the Museum Collection At the Engine Co. 3 Historical Museum, we are always […]
A Piece of Television and Fire Service History Comes to Engine Co. 3 Historical Museum The Engine Co. 3 Historical […]
After years of planning, collecting, restoring, and building, the Engine Co. 3 Museum is entering its final stages of development […]
Moving Into the Engine Co 3 Museum It’s finally happening—after years of planning, building, and a whole lot of patience, […]
We are pleased to announce that just recently we were able to pick up this retired 2017 Police Interceptor which […]
Engine Co 3, is thrilled to announce its relocation to a brand-new home. The move marks a significant milestone in the restoration process and our continued commitment to preserving the history of the fire service.
This is an exciting time for all of us at Engine Company 3. The foundation was poured on Monday 9/11 and the construction of the station is scheduled to begin Friday 9/14. The new targeted move in date is the end of October.
Recently we had an artist do a rendition of Engine 3 as a cartoon.
The plans for Engine 3’s new home have been submitted and are waiting final approval.
On Sunday December 4th, 2022, we moved Engine 3 from its original winter storage which was in a secure barn with a great family to a more secure, climate controlled commercial storage area.