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Atlanta Former and Historic Fire Stations Atlanta Former and Historic Fire Stations Research compiled by Mike Legeros – March 2013 Google Maps photos Note: This document lists all station locations to date. Only those buildings both (a.) historic or retired and (b.) still standard are shown with pictures and black text. Sta Photo Address Building Status Built Opened Service Dates Narrative 1 South Market Presumed 1852 1852-1854 Company 1 is the original fire company in the city. It near Alabama demolished was chartered March 25, 1851, and started Street. operation as a volunteer company on April 4, 1852. Company 1 was housed at South Market near Alabama Street. 1 5 South Market Presumed 1854 1854-1866 On May 2, 1854, the company relocated to new Street (now demolished quarters at 5 South Market Street (now Broad). Broad). 1 25 S. Broad Presumed 1866 1866-1892 On April 4, 1866, the company moved to 25 S. Street. demolished Broad Street. 1 44 West Demolished 1892 1892 1892-1961 On December 20, 1892, the company moved to 44 Alabama Street West Alabama Street, at the new Fire Department Demolished in Headquarters. 1961 to make way for a This three/four-story building included a tower, a fire parking deck for bell, the signal division, the chief’s office, and a city Rich’s apartment. Department Store. Sta Photo Address Building Status Built Opened Service Dates Narrative 1 71 Elliot St. SW Active 1961 1961 1961-present On June 19, 1961, the company moved to 71 Elliot Atlanta 30313 St. SW. They operate: 2001 Quality/Spartan 1500 GPM pumper 2000 AI/Spartan 105-foot aerial. 2005 Chevrolet C3500 as DECON 1 2007 International/E-One Breathing Air Supply as Air 7 2007 Chevrolet C4500 Air Shuttle. Station 1 is home to the Assistant Chief of Operations, who operates a 2006 Chevrolet Suburban. 2 South Collins Presumed 1856 1856-1857 Company 2 was organized on December 10, 1856 Street at the demolished as Mechanic Fire Company No. 2. Georgia Railroad It was located at South Collins Street at the Georgia Railroad. 2 Washington Presumed 1857 1857-1882 On August 7, 1857, they relocated to new quarters Street and demolished at Washington Street and Waverly Place. Waverly Place 2 2-4 Washington Presumed 1882 1882-1906 On July 15, 1882, they relocated to 2-4 Washington Street. demolished Street. 2 29 Washington Presumed 1906 1906-1939 On February 10 1906, they relocated to 29 Street demolished Washington Street. 2 1361 Lakewood Presumed 1939 1939-1978 On January 2, 1939, they moved to 1361 Lakewood Avenue demolished Avenue. 2 1568 Jonesboro Active 1978 1978 1978-present On May 26, 1978, they relocated to their current Road location at 1568 Jonesboro Road. It operates: 2010 KME 1500 GPM Pumper 2000 AI/Spartan 105-foot aerial 2005 Chevrolet 3500 as DECON 2 Sta Photo Address Building Status Built Opened Service Dates Narrative 3 14 Broad Street Presumed Company 3 was organized on February 22, 1859 as demolished Tallulah Fire Company 3, covering the Walton St. and Broad St. area. In 1871, they were located at 14 Broad Street. 3 317 Marietta Demolished 1903 1903-1976 Several moves later, their last house was located at Street 317 Marietta St., at Latimer Street, and built in 1903. Station 3 was closed in 1976 due to budget cuts. The old fire station no longer stands. 3 3500 Peachtree Active 1993 1993 1993-present In 1993, a new station was built for Company 3 to Road NW protect Phipps Plaza. It’s located in the parking deck of Phipps Plaza At 3500 Peachtree Road NW. It operates a 2001 Quality/Spartan 1500 GPM pumper Also housed at Station 3 and operated by Rehab 880 Canteen are: 1984 Chevrolet P30 step van 2008 4900 International Fire Command. 4 West Fair Street Presumed 1871 1871-1882 Company 4 was organized on April 5, 1871. A new demolished hall was built on West Fair Street In 1882, the paid department disbanded Company 4 due to owed debts and did not re-organize until five years later. 4 85-87 North Demolished? 1887 1887-1959 On June 1, 1887, a new Station 4 was placed in Pryor Street service at No. 85-87 North Pryor Street. 4 125 Ellis Street Closed, Still 1959 1959 1959-2001 On April 1, 1959, Station 4 was relocated to new Standing quarters at 125 Ellis Street. Sta Photo Address Building Status Built Opened Service Dates Narrative 4 309 Edgewood Active 2001 2001 2001-present In April 2001, the company moved to its current Ave NE. location at 309 Edgewood Ave NE. Station 4 operates Atlanta’s Haz-mat/Heavy Rescue team Squad 4. It operates: 2006 Spartan E-One 2006 Ford Expedition as a QIC unit. 5 Marietta & Presumed 1871-? Company 5 was originally chartered October 15, Foundry Street demolished 1871 as Gate City Fire Company No. 5. in a stable Its original quarters were at Marietta & Foundry Street in a stable until suitable quarters were erected. 5 28 E. Foundry Presumed ?-1882 The company moved when a station was built at 28 demolished E. Foundry. Company 5 was disbanded on June 30, 1882 when the city created the paid fire department. 5 44 W. Peters Presumed 1890-1927 Company 5 was reorganized on December 1, 1890 Street. demolished and was quartered at 44 W. Peters Street. 5 278 Trinity Demolished 1927 1927 1927-1965 July 1, 1927, a new station was built on the same Avenue site at the new address 278 Trinity Avenue and the Fire Station 5 company remained there until July 17, 1965 park commemorates its location. 5 414 Central Demolished 1965-1984 Company 5 relocated again to 414 Central Avenue. Avenue. On June 30, 1984, Company 5 was disbanded to form Squad 5. 5 2825 Active 1991 1991 1991-present On June 10, 1991, Company 5 was reorganized at Campbellton its current location 2825 Campbellton Road SW as Road SW an engine company. It operates a 2001 Quality/Spartan 1500 GPM pumper. Battalion 4 is also housed at Station 5 and operates a 2008 Chevrolet Suburban Sta Photo Address Building Status Built Opened Service Dates Narrative 6 Connelly and 1879 1879-1882 Company 6 was organized as Blue Eagle Fire Jones Company No. 6, an all-black fire company to protect the Woodward Avenue area on March 28, 1879. It was quartered at Connelly and Jones. When the paid fire department was organized on June 1, 1882, the company was disbanded. 6 39 Boulevard, Closed, Still 1894 1894 1894-1991 On May 31, 1894, Company 6 was reorganized and NE Standing quartered at 39 Boulevard, NE. On March 3, 1991, due to deteriorating building conditions, Engine 6 was relocated to Station Four at 125 Ellis Street NE. An intensive renovation of Station 6 turned the building into the Atlanta Fire Department Museum. 6 309 Edgewood Active 2001 2001 – In April 2001, it was relocated to 309 Edgewood Avenue present Avenue along with Squad Four. It operates a 2001 Quality/Spartan 1500 GPM pumper 7 7 Benjamin Demolished in 1884-1910 Company 7 was placed in service May 31, 1894. Street 1960 to make way for the East-West Freeway 7 535 West Closed, Still 1910-? Company 7 opened in 1910 at 535 West Whitehall Whitehall St SW Standing St SW. It was equipped with seven-story drill tower Atlanta 30310 in rear left corner, and home to the Fire College from 1931 to 1960. The tower was demolished when new training center opened on Claire Drive. 8 176 Carnegie Demolished 1897-1969 Company 8 was created on March 15, 1897, and Way was located at 50 Church Street, later renamed 176 Carnegie Way, in downtown Atlanta. This was a two-story station with two bays. Sta Photo Address Building Status Built Opened Service Dates Narrative 8 1711 Marietta Active 1969 1969 1969-present On November 10, 1969. Company 8 was relocated Boulevard NW to 1711 Marietta Boulevard NW at its present site. It operates 2001 Quality/Spartan 1500 GPM pumper. Battalion 2 is also housed at Station 8 and operates a 2008 Chevrolet Suburban. 9 441 Central Presumed 1904-1967 Company 9 was organized on August 4, 1904, at Avenue. demolished 441 Central Avenue. 9 to 3501 MLK Jr. Active 1967 1967 1967-present On June 5, 1967, Company 9 was relocated to 3501 Drive MLK Jr. Drive located in Adamsville. Truck 9 and Rescue 9 operated out of Station 9. Over several years, both were relocated or disbanded leaving only an engine company operating out of the station. It operates a 2001 Quality/Spartan 1500 GPM pumper 10 155 Oakland Presumed 1906-1959 Company 10 was created on March 10, 1906, and Avenue demolished was located at 155 Oakland Avenue. 10 447 Boulevard Active 1959 1959 1959-present On March 23, 1959, the company was relocated to SE 447 Boulevard SE at its present location. It operates: 2001 Quality/Spartan 1500 GPM pumper 2000 AI/Spartan 105-foot aerial. Battalion 5 is also house at Station 10 and operates a 2008 Chevrolet Suburban 11 30 North Ave Still standing 1908-? Station 11 was opened on May 1, 1908 at 30 North NE, Atlanta, Ave. GA. It operated as a double company until it was closed for budget cuts. The building was used as a pub during the 1996 Summer Olympics. After a short closure it has re- opened as a pub. Sta Photo Address Building Status Built Opened Service Dates Narrative 11 165 16th Street Active 2010 2010 2010-present Company 11 remained closed until being re-opened NW January 2, 2010 as a temporary station, and was in full duty August 2, 2010 at 165 16th Street NW.
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