Ellicott City Volunteer Fire Department - Ellicott City, MD - Converted Firehouses on Waymarking.com

The plaque says, "In 1939 this new brick, two story fire house was built. Fire Department historian B H Shipley, Jr and bride resided on the 2nd floor for seven years. It was also a trolley terminal. The HoCo Volunteer Fire Dept. operated here until 1997, when the new Montgomery Road station opened. This building was then sold and converted to commercial use." .

Current Use: Commerical Use Year Originally Built: 1939 Year Retired: 1997 Is it open to the public?: Yes, to store customers Location: Ellicott City, MD

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