STATION 1 - 103 DUKE STREET - 1886 T0 1948
STATION 1 - 1950 T0 1985 - 386 CHURCHILL AVE
STATION 2 - 1853 TO 1897 - 123 LYON STREET
STATION 2 - 1897 TO 1963 - 361 ALBERT STREET
STATION 2 - 1963 TO 1985 - 280 BAY STREET AT LISGAR STREET
STATION 3 - 1898 TO 1963 - 72 LAURIER AVE.
STATION 4 - 1911 TO 1963 - 387 CUMBERLAND STREET
Canadian Firefighters trained at Station 4 before being deployed to fight fires in Great Britain during W.W. II.
National Film Board of Ottawa, 1946
STATION 5 - 1897 TO 1952 - 235 BRUYERE STREET
STATION 6 - 1938 TO 1987 - 405 MCKAY STREET
Rick Cheslock – Retired member of the OFS
Went there in June 1987 my 4th and final station in the 1st year “rotation”. Most of this crew was still there. I replaced J.J. I believe. Captain Jerry Patry was the Captain there (he acted a lot, that may be why Bernie was there in this picture).
Lt. Clayton Hill had lots of stories, I think every story started with “no word of a lie”.
Fun time there with the crew.
STATION 7 - 1913 TO 1962 - 58 ARTHUR STREET
STATION 7 - 1463 PRINCE OF WALES DRIVE 1966 TO 1987
David A. Smith – Retired member of the OFS
I certainly enjoyed my time there, it was a very busy station with the Credit Union upstairs and the very busy Emergency Car. Remembering Ed White, Marce Lacroix, Jimmy Maitland, , John Marks George Way, Lorne Litle, Ian Downes and so many others.I was there on my three month rotation in 1960.
STATION 8 - 1887 T0 1951 - ALBERT STREET NEAR THE RIDEAU CANAL. IT WAS FIRST NAMED THE CENTRAL STATION
