Image: Glendale-Fire Bell-1912

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Description: Glendale Fire Bell. When Glendale, Arizona established its first all Volunteer fire department in 1912, this bell alerted the volunteers, which was made up of the local business owners. The bell was originally located on the towns’ water tank behind the Sine Hardware store at 58th Drive. The bell is now located at Fire Station #151 in Glendale where it serves as a reminder of that departments pioneer days.
Title: Glendale-Fire Bell-1912
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