Montpelier Fire Department - Firehouses on Waymarking.com

The following description of the fire hall is taken from the National Register of Historic Places web site. The Montpelier firehouse was constructed in 1924 and has a three-bay front façade with large segmentally arched firehouse doors and an eight bay side façade. Both facades are articulated by two story brick piers between each bay. The engine doorways and windows have cast molded concrete surrounds. On the doors the arched surrounds have a keystone and the front façade second story windows are paired in a single surround in each bay with six-over-one light replacement sash. The engine doors have a multi-light arched transom above multi-light glazed and paneled overhead doors. The cornice and applied medallions are also molded concrete. There is a brick parapet, with the date of the firehouse's construction, in a centrally located pediment. According to building permit records, it was altered slightly in 1980 with a rear exit, some work in 1986, and underwent a major renovation in 1996.