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12 Montgomery and Smith 13 Montgomery and Lawn 14 Hudson and Forest 15 Harper and Marion 16 Carthage and Feldman 17 Lawn and Rolston 18 Globe and Clermont* 19 Ross and Globe* 21 Norwood and Beech 22 Glenside and Pemberton* 23 Harris and Forest 24 Floral and Adams 25 Tilden and Franklin 26 Forest and Kenilworth 27 Grove and Melrose 28 Buxton and Turrill* 29 Harris and Poplar* 31 Lafayete and Monroe 32 Floral and Williams |
33 Elm and Ridgeway* (renamed Robertson) 34 Elsmere and Hudson 35 Lafayette and Smith 36 Shanmoor and S. Madison 37 Cleneay and Regent 38 Sherman and Baker* 39 Dacey* 41 Montgomery and Hudson Montgomery and Cleneay* 42 Williams, west of Carter 43 Hopkins and Allison Montgomery, opp. Hopkins*** 44 Mentor and Ivanhoe* 45 Lexington, west of Montgomery 46 Hopkins and Dudley 47 Montgomery and Madison* 48 Park and Beech* 49 Elsmere and Cameron** 51 Mills, east of Carter Mills and Carter* |
52 Maple and Franklin 53 Sherman and Station Montgomery and Sherman* 54 Crown and Myrtle 55 Cincinnati Rubber Mfg. Co. Bldg.* (n.w.c. Crown and Franklin) 56 Ida and Linden* 57 Hopkins and Bell* 58 Allis-Chalmer Mfg. Co. Bldg.* (Forest, btw. B.&O.R.R. and Park) 61 Sherman and McNeill 62 Carter and Weyer 63 Williams and Regent 64 Montgomery and Highland 65 Franklin and Mills* 66 Allison and Courtland** 67 Hyde Park Lumber Co.** (Burch, near N.&W.R.R) 69 Quatman, opp. Moeller*** |
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NOTE: Locations given were usually at one of the corners of the intersection of the two streets. Some locations were changed or added over the years. The basic list is based on 1917-1919 records with the following changes: * indicates a ca. 1922 addition or change, ** indicates ca. 1924 and *** ca. 1926. The year of actual installation may have been earlier than these years. One blow of the alarm indicated that the fire was out. The system was provided by Gamewell Electric Fire Alarm System. |
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Fire Company No. 1—west side of Montgomery Road, between Sherman and Elm Avenues (originally a volunteer company at Smith and Montgomery Roads, later this larger station was built next to Town Hall, but was demolished and the space is now a "pocket park"; the replacement fire station was built at the current location north of Elm Avenue)
Fire Company No. 2—junction of Montgomery and Ivanhoe Avenue (currently, it is not being used as a fire house)
Fire Company No. 3—south side of Harris Avenue, opposite Lloyd Avenue (demolished; it was in front of Shea Stadium; a local story is that John Uri Lloyd moved from Norwood when this fire house was built across from his home.)
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