Culver fire station, 1990s-2000s « Culver Historical Society

Sep 4th, 2012 by admin

Images from the mid-1990s to the 2000s of the Culver fire station at 504 E. Lake Shore Drive. The station building, earlier an International Harvester sales building, replaced the fire station at Plymouth and Cass Streets starting in 1965.

$Fun and games at the firemen\'s festival, held each July outside (and inside) the station. This photo is undated.$

$The department-owned \"moonwalk\" play tent (left) and dunk tank at the 1997 firemen\'s festival, just outside the station in the department-owned lot at State St. and Lake Shore Drive.$

$Inside the fire station, preparing for the annual firemen\'s festival, 1997. A tradition on the third weekend in July, the festival includes games, a dunk tank, and prizes for local youth and adults.$

$Face painting inside the fire station at the annual firemen\'s festival, 1997. A tradition on the third weekend in July, the festival includes games, a dunk tank, and prizes for local youth and adults.$

$Preparing for the annual firemen\'s festival, 1997. A tradition on the third weekend in July, the festival includes games, a dunk tank, and prizes for local youth and adults.$

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