The Old Fire Station - Wymondham, Norfolk - Converted Firehouses on Waymarking.com

The Old Fire Station in Wymondham, retired in 1967, now acts as the entrance to a car park behind.

"This fire station, when first built, had to sets of doors with a smaller door between them. When motorised appliances arrived, however, the central door was removed to allow for two sets of wider doors to accommodate two Commer pumps, one with a trailer pump."

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A plaque at the station, now opened up to lead into a car park, reads -
The
Old Fire Station
1882-1967
Presented to the town by
Mrs. Julia de Rubigne Beevor Clarke,
it housed the Volunteer Fire
Brigade until 1967.

Current Use: Entrance to car park Year Originally Built: 1883 Year Retired: 1967 Is it open to the public?: Yes Location: Wymondham, Norfolk

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