WFRS Apparatus Histories

Windsor’s Rescue Squads Part 4 Windsor’s Rescue Squads Part 4 Windsor’s Rescue Squads Part 4 Windsor’s Rescue Squads Part 4 Since the formation of its first...

Windsor’s Rescue Squads Part 3 – “The Bug” Windsor’s Rescue Squads Part 3 – “The Bug” Windsor’s Rescue Squads Part 3 – “The Bug” Windsor’s Rescue...

The new Service Car No. 1, December 1940 The new Service Car No. 1, December 1940 In action at Windsor Paper Co. fire, Riverside Dr. W.,...

Windsor’s first Rescue Car -- the 1929 Studebaker after restoration in the late 1970s Windsor’s first Rescue Car -- the 1929 Studebaker after restoration in the...

Aerial No. 1A – the 1982 Pierreville-Spartan with retrofitted piped waterway Aerial No. 1A – the 1982 Pierreville-Spartan with retrofitted piped waterway Aerial No. 4A –...

1971 Hi-Ranger As It Looked Late In Its Career 1971 Hi-Ranger As It Looked Late In Its Career Tower 1 in action, Colonial House, Labor Day,...

Maiden portrait of the 1967 LaFrance/International 100’ Aerial taken near the LaFrance plant in Toronto prior to delivery to Windsor Maiden portrait of the 1967 LaFrance/International...

Aerial No. 4A helps hang Canada’s Largest Flag at the Prince Edward Hotel, 1967 Aerial No. 4A helps hang Canada’s Largest Flag at the Prince Edward...

Aerial No. 3A was painted maroon – a much darker shade of red than on Windsor’s other fire apparatus Aerial No. 3A was painted maroon –...

Faded and stripped of equipment, the old Pirsch ended its days as a billboard for Phoenix Fire Apparatus in Drummondville, Quebec Faded and stripped of equipment,...