Our oldest piece of equipment Clapp & Jones Steamer just after restoration in the1980's
Our oldest photograph at the 9th Street Station, with Steamer & Band, original copy.
The magnificent Seven with an Antique
They were known as the "Smoke Eaters" shown here ready to respond.
The magnificent Seven I believe with Ladder # 5
Yes we did parades in full dress and some time it was HOT. Main Street Parade
New Station 1961 just finished waiting for the Corner Stone to be set.
The men that made it work
Officers of the Ladies Auxiliary at the new Station 1961
Mr. Robert Bradshaw Sr. President Crisfield Vol. Fire Company
New Fire Station 1961 with current apparatus
Trucks Left to Right 5-6-3-4 & 7
Engine 202 at the Crab Bowl
Members at the Broadway Station only single door 1920's
New 1965 Mack, Custom built for Crisfield Fire Co.
Taken delivery of the new Engine #3 1965 Mack
Firemen's convention at Cumberland, Maryland
What goes on in Cumberland stays in Cumberland
Chief W. Clinton Dize, Fritzy Gerald and Norman Mister, gone but not forgoten.
Friendly game of pool at Headquarter Station Broadway
Steamer in a Crab Derby parade date unknown, Mr. Randy Laird Teamster
Church memorial service at St. Johns corner of Main & 5th Street 1920
Pennant used in parades, in our Engine Room
Brother firemen at headquarter on Broadway
Crisfield Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary
We could not have done it with out you, 150 Years (Thank you for your service.)
Boy Scouts at Broadway Station 1939
Masons, Firemen and Governor laying the Corner Stone 1961, Otwell & Robert Goldsborough
Grover Adams the Bicycle Fireman serving 1919 to 1969
Restored Steamer 1988 BW photo Main St. Crab Derby Parade
Phil & Engine 206 Crab Derby Parade
Marine 2 Crisfield Fire and Rescue
Our Friends in Baltimore - Headquarters Veteran Volunteer Firemen's Assosiation
Home of Mr. John Berger Daddy of the Crisfield Volunteer Fire Company