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Today's fire danger is Moderate
MODERATE
Factoryville, PA
NFDRS station THORNHURST, PA (25.1 mi) - observed Oct 22, 11:48 AM

RETIRED APPARATUS

Langstaff Hose Co. No. 1
A illustration of Langstaff's first hose cart from their Consititutions & Bylaws pamphlet. 1919 Ford Model T Chemical Truck.
1927 Buick
1927 Buick, deemed "The Mathewson Special". When we officially chartered in 1932, members converted this 27' Buick into the company's first piece of apparatus.
1933 Ward LaFrance
1933 Ward LaFrance, our first purchased piece of apparatus. Pictured above is when we sold it to Ward LaFrance in 1971 or 1972. Our 33' when Ward LaFrance refurbished it to promote "Safety Yellow". Later on, this truck was left abandoned in the Ward LaFrance factory when they shut down in 1979. Our 33' back home after 55 years. In 2015 we came across the 33' for sale online. Fire Chief Brian Gow Sr. purchased the truck and then we bought it back in late 2025.
1946 Chevrolet
1946 Chevrolet, In June of 1951, this in-house built farm truck was placed into service. The pump from the 27' Buick was transfered onto this truck. Afterward, we sold the truck to Snake Creek Vol. Fire Company. Now it's owned by Don Sherwood.
1940 Diamond-T (Quad 3)
1940 Diamond-T service ladder truck, originally served Texas #4 (Honesdale, PA). In January of 1959, this truck was placed into service. It served as our first 'Rescue' truck. Now it's privately owned, painted purple, and stored in a garage along SR 267 in Middletown Twp., PA.
1954 Ward LaFrance (Engine 1)
1954 Ward LaFrance, originally served Paxtang Fire Company (Harrisburg, PA). We purchased this truck in July of 1965. In 1978, we sold the 54'. Now it is privately owned by Past Chief Ned Sherman.
F.F.C. Carnival Car
Pictured above is Robert "Bob" Mack.
1967 Ward LaFrance (Engine 2)
1967 Ward LaFrance, it was delivered on January 6, 1967. After 17 years of wear and tear, the 67' was placed out of commission. In July of 1984, members came together to refurbish it. In December of 1984, the project was completed. Pictured above is Past Chief Russell "Rooster" Gow III, backing the truck into the station. After 40 years of service, the 67' was retired in August of 2007. Afterward, it was sold and now privately owned by Past Chief Ned Sherman.
1975 International (Rescue 3)
1951 Ford / Hahn, originally served Union Fire Company (Hamburg, PA). After purchasing, members refurbished this truck in-house, and put on a 1975 International cab. The second refurb was in 1989 when we sent the 75' out to Hahn. Due to the Hahn factory shutting down, Lyle Lindsey drove down, brought the truck back, and finished the refurb in his shop. This truck was replaced and sold in 2009.
1960's Dodge LCF (Tanker 5)
1963 or 1964 Dodge LCF, originally served Triton Hose Company No. 1. While enroute to a fire in North Abington Twp., the air compressor blew, resulting in the truck being placed OOS in 2003, and being replaced in 2004.
1990's GMC Yukon (Support 9)
1990's GMC Yukon, served as our Support Unit until replaced by our Utility.
1985 Hahn (Rescue 9)

1985 Hahn / Saulsbury stainless steel rescue. Originally served Clarks Summit Fire Company No. 1 INC. 

We purchased this truck in 2009, and ran it until 2017, due to a pump failure on a car fire.