WFRS History

Still Going Strong. Windsor's 1995 E-One Hurricanes.Still Going Strong. Windsor's 1995 E-One Hurricanes. In 1974, retired playground equipment maker Robert Wormser constructed a light-duty rescue unit...

Engine No. 9 From RiversideEngine No. 9 From Riverside With the annexation of the former Town of Riverside on January 1, 1966, the Windsor Fire Department...

Riverside Pumper #1 late in its fire service careerFactory photo of Riverside’s 1938 Bickle/Ford pumperAfter restoration by Windsor Fire Department shops With the January 1, 1966...

The ill-fated 1990 Seagrave, Engine No. 2Former Engine 2 as it looks today, Welland Fire DepartmentFormerly Engine 10, the 1991 Seagrave in service as Engine 7...

Ready for service: Engines 7 and 9 -- the new 1982 Pierreville/Spartans - at W.F.D. ShopsRedesignated Engine 8, one of the Spartans after being repainted red...

In action at three-alarm fire, Sandwich and Mills StreetsAerial Tower No. 2, 1982 Duke/Ford Hi-Ranger 85' (left side view)Relettered as Aerial Tower No. 1 (right-side view)...

Windsor’s Pumpers: The Pierreville FourWindsor’s Pumpers: The Pierreville FourWindsor’s Pumpers: The Pierreville FourWindsor’s Pumpers: The Pierreville Four Although the Windsor fire Department had purchased two new...

1974 King/Ford: The Greening Of The W.F.D.1974 King/Ford: The Greening Of The W.F.D. In 1970, a respected optometrist in Oswego, N.Y. released the results of a...

Engine No. 10Engine No. 10Engine No. 10 In 1957, the Ford Motor Company introduced a new line of medium/heavy-duty trucks called the “C” Series. The new...

Repainted lime yellow, here's how Engine 2 looked late in its careerThe 1965 Mack pumper at former WFD Headquarters station, located at Pitt Street EChief Harold...