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Name:Crook old mines rescue station 1
Address:pipework factory,B6298 Pease Road
Town:Crook
Brigade:County Durham
Postcode:
  
Year Range: ?-?
  
Confirmed
Latitude/Longitude:
54.724018 North
01.749325 West
                 
Further Information/ Provenance: 

Michael Bissett Powell

c1912 picture captioned Fire & Rescue Station

Shown on 1920/1921 1:2500 OS map, still on 1938/1939 1:2500 OS map, still on 1954 1:10560 OS map


http://www.ddfra.co.uk/about-us/stations/crook-fire-station/crook-fire-station-history
- The fire station at Crook on formation of the brigade in 1948 belonged to and was operated by the National Coal Board Fire and Rescue Service at Pease Road, Crook. The station was equipped with the most up-to-date appliances with all personnel trained in the use of breathing apparatus. The two story building had underground training galleries and a drill ground. In addition the station had houses adjacent for the serving firefighters.

Alastair Greason
- Crook Station continued to provide local area fire cover by special arrangement with Durham County Council until 1956.
 
 
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