“Old Mike” – Windsor’s First Motor Pumper Purchased in 1914, Windsor’s first motor-driven pumper was also one of the first automobile pumping engines placed in service...
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Old Mike 2 Engine No. 2 was the pride of the Windsor Fire Department for the next five years -- until it was displaced as our...
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The Gotfredson-Bickle's "maiden portrait" taken in front of the Bickle Fire Engines Ltd. plant in Woodstock before it was delivered to Walkerville The Gotfredson-Bickle's "maiden portrait"...
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Hose No. 1 Hose No. 1 Hose No. 1 Hose No. 1 Perhaps the least used piece of front-line motor fire apparatus in Windsor Fire &...
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In Case of Fire ... In Your Apartment Building If You Discover a Fire Leave the area of danger Close all doors in your path of...
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The Most Painful Burn is the One You Could Have Prevented Among the hidden hazards in your home, there are two especially harmful to children: Flammable...
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Gasoline is an important part of our day-to-day lives. We use it to fuel our cars and trucks, as well as our lawnmowers, weed trimmers, boats,...
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The Windsor Fire Department urges you to develop and practice a fire escape plan for your home. Instituting a home fire escape plan is one of...
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It’s an annual ritual performed by many Canadians each year – opening the cottage. This annual opening of the cottage signals the start of another summer...
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