Name: | Whetstone old fire station site |
Address: | near police station, North Road |
Town: | Whetstone |
Brigade: | London |
Postcode: | |
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Year Range: |
1896-c1930 (demolished) |
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Confirmed Latitude/Longitude: | 51.629034 North 00.174350 West |
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Further Information/ Provenance: | |
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=22507&strquery=%22fire%20station%22
Shown on 1913 1:2500 OS map, still on 1914 1:2500 OS map
http://www.friern-barnet.com/picture/number713.asp
- This was built by the Barnet Water Company in 1890 and was used as a hose station. It was later used by the Whetstone Fire Brigade and was closed by 1933. It remained empty until after the War when it was taken over by the charity Toc H. The building to the left are the public toilets. Both buildings were demolished in July 2009
Bob Wilkinson (British FS History Facebook group)
- Whetstone was served by a sub-station opened near the police station in 1896 and closed c1933 |
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