Greenville Fire/Rescue History
MAIN STATION, 5th Street

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Greenville used this horse-drawn hose wagon from 1910-1916.
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Early firefighters were Chief F.A. Haskins, C.E. Roundtree, Assistant Chief J.C. Tyson, Hugh Allen, D.C. Beach and William M. Jones
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MAIN STATION, 5th Street (just prior to opening of station at 5th and Greene, Sept. 1939)

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In Trucks, L to R George W. Gardner, A.B. Sumrell, J.L. Jones
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Standing
LeRoy Hardee, Sr., J.A. Joyner, Jr., M.E. White, Lloyd Williams, Fountain Evans, Boyd Cox, Harold Bowen, Mark Hazelrid, Milton Wilson, Jeff Jones, Hugh Highsmith
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MAIN STATION, 5th and Greene Opening Day – April 1, 1940
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Built at a cost of $50,000
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Firefighters were Thane Banks, A.B. Sumrell, J.R. Smith, J.L. Jones, Chief George W. Gardner
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Trucks were Stutz, Mack, Leverne Reo, Peter Pirsh Aerial
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