Hallowell Fire Chief Jim Owens points on Thursday at beams burned in a 1930s fire in the basement of the back half of the fire station on Second Street.
Hallowell Fire Chief Jim Owens walks through the unused apartment in the back half of the building during a tour Thursday of the fire station on Second Street.
Hallowell Fire Chief Jim Owens talks about a painted silk banner in the meeting room during a tour on Thursday of the Hallowell Fire Department on Second Street.
A cable wraps around the hose tower that connects the tower to the rest of the building Thursday on the Second Street fire station in Hallowell.
Chief Jim Owens said that the large doors on Perley's Lane were where horses were kept at the old Hallowell fire station on Second Street.
Historical markers beside the front door are seen Thursday at the Hallowell fire station.
Hallowell Fire Chief Jim Owens walks through the unused apartment in the back half of the Hallowell fire station during a tour there Thursday on Second Street.
This undated photo on display in the Hallowell Fire Department shows firefighters and horses outside the building.
A 1930s fire at the Hallowell firehouse on Second Street left damage that still can be seen in the basement of the building.
This 1930s fire in the Hallowell firehouse damaged beams in the basement that soon will be be repaired.
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