Brush 1
1953 Dodge M37







RETIRED 08/2009
Marine 1
1987 C-Hawk







One of the earliest gas powered apparatus in town







year and manufacturer ?
Ladder 1
1972 Mack CF Baker - 75' Aerialscope

Engine 1
1961 Mack C-95
At a fire
in 1963
The Volunteer - 1854
Horse drawn hand tub
Engine 4
1964 Mack C-95
Ladder 1
1958 Mack B Model






Photo courtesy of Mack Truck Historical Museum
Retired East Greenwich Apparatus
1797
1797
There is a long history when it comes to firefighting in the Town of East Greenwich.  We have been fortunate to have members over the years who have helped preserve that history.  Many of the pictures below are courtesy of the East Greenwich Veteran Firemans Association.  This organization owns and operates the EG Veteran Firemans Hall in East Greenwich.  Six of the fire districts retired apparatus now call the Firemans Club home.  Truck 5 ('38), Truck 4 ('58), Engine 1 ('61), Engine 4 ('64), Ladder 1 ('72), and the Fire Districts oldest surviving apparatus, The Volunteer.  Since in the custody of the association, the apparatus have been meticulously restored. 
STATION 1
Outside Station 1
Early 1900's.
EG Firemans Hall
June 2006
Truck 5
1938 Mack
Drafting drill on
South Rd. (1960's)
EG Firemans Hall
June 2006
Delivery in 1987 after refurbishment by Baker.
RETIRED
06/2004
EG Firemans Hall
June 2006
EG Firemans Hall
June 2006
STATION 2
With
Pvt. Bimbo
EG Firemans Hall
June 2006
Tanker 1
1992 Mack Ranger








Tanker 1
1950's Military fuel truck






TRUCK 4
1958 Mack B-475 354 Hemi

In Service
(Date Unknown)
At the old
Station 2
Currently undergoing extensive restoration
Engine 1 - 1980 Seagrave
Engine 3 - 1972 Mack CF







The old Station 2 in 1964 formerly located at South County Trail and Frenchtown Road
Salvage 1
1964 Ford C-900







Former Rescue 1
Truck 2
1942 American LaFrance







Truck 1
1932 Ahrens Fox






Now operating as a parade piece with the
South Meridan Volunteer Fire Department, Connecticut.
At a fire

Working mutual aid with WFD E-3
Tank Truck
19?? International KB8






At a brush fire
THEN
NOW
Engine 2
1980 Seagrave








Now with Center Ossipee NH FD
as ENGINE 5 - sold in 2005
Marine 1
1960's







Rescue Squad 1
Ford F-500







Engine 1
1980 Seagrave







    Photo from 1980                Pictured as Reserve Engine 3
                                          before being retired in 2007
ENGINE 1
1998 HME / Central States







Engine 1
RETIRED 02/2009
RETIRED 12/2006
RETIRED 06/2004