Osterville Fire Station
In 1993, the decision was made to take down the
old hose / horn tower rather than continue to repair
the leaky roof.

Station 2
With the horn tower removed.

The Osterville Station without the horn tower.
The old engine room no longer used for apparatus.

Station 2

Station "II"

Station 2

"Captain Donald "Snuffy" Souza
June 3, 2001

The Osterville Station
was converted into a church for the funeral
of Captain Souza on June 3, 2001.
Snuffy was a daily visitor to the station
for decades, including the years following
his line of duty injury in Dec 1995.

Chief Farrington
Paying respects to Captain Souza in the "engine room"
of the Osterville station.

Station 2
1968 International / Maxim Engine 306
1975 "refurbished" Mack Engine 302
1999 Frieghtliner/ALF Ambulance 325

Memorial
Fire Chief  Bernard S. Ames
The department's first fire chief from 1926-1950

The Osterville station April 2006

The Osterville Station
April 2006

The Osterville Station
Sept 2006

The Osterville Station
June 29, 2008
Two weeks before it closed.

Nighttime fog
June 29, 2009

Nighttime at 999 Main Street

Engine 304 and Ambulance 325

Gear lockers inside the apparatus room
June 2009

Station 2
June 2009

The old Osterville Station
Built in 1926, added onto several times,
served as headquarters for many years.
On July 11, 2009 the station closed for the
last time, soon to be torn down to make room
for the new station.

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