Preserved London Fire Brigade Appliances

The unique 1953 Morris Minor fire engine TFC953 seen at the British Motor Museum in Gaydon, Warwickshire.

Carrying equipment for more difficult rescues, OXT779 was a London Fire Brigade Emergency Tender based at Paddington Fire Station.

The Clockworks in South London has a working Beasley-Gamewell Fire Alarm system, used by Fire Brigades and Police forces for street alarms.

Fireman’s corner is a part of Highgate East Cemetery in North London, which remembers Firefighters who died on duty.

St Florian is the Patron Saint of Firefighters and so his Feast Day of 4th May is marked as Firefighters’ Memorial Day. Firefighters Memorial is close to St Paul’s Cathedral.

The preserved London Fireboat Massey Shaw, returned to Dunkirk as part of the 2015 commemorative ADLS flotilla.

London Fire Brigade’s photo mosaic to mark the 150th anniversary used one of my photos from the 2016 Lord Mayor’s Show for the base image.

The 2018 Stanmore Fire Station Open Day featured huge numbers of preserved fire appliances from across London Fire Brigade’s history.