Volunteer Brigade
Introduction
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Volunteer Brigade
Image: © Neil Owen Taken: 10 May 2019
Banwell's old fire station has had a change of use. In 1883 a Miss Fazakerley of Chorley in Lancashire came to the adjoining Banwell Abbey to recuperate from her health problems. Following her stay, she kindly funded the building of this station, a fire engine and the uniforms for the men in 1887. These days the station has been officially closed since the 1960s and has now become a museum of fire fighting.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.327447
Longitude
-2.864093