Westinghouse Steam Turbine Works Fire Department

==History==
The Westinghouse Corporation South Philadelphia Works (referred to by various names over the several decades it was in operation) was a large manufacturing facility, dedicated to producing steam turbines for power plants. The factory complex was 84 acres in size, and around 10 miles southwest of Philadelphia, in the Lester section of Tinicum Township (and right next door to the Philadelphia International Airport). The facility was initially built from 1917 to 1919, and was in operation until 1986. The site is now home to various industrial businesses, and currently protected by the Tinicum Township Fire Company.
==Apparatus Roster==
*1967 International Scout / Hahn mini-pumper (250/100)
*1951 Mack LS-85 pumper
==Notes==
*Both pieces of apparatus were reportedly still on site, in the factory buildings as late as 2005. It is unknown if they still are, or what their current disposition is today.
Category:Defunct fire departments of Delaware County, Pennsylvania
Category:Defunct Industrial Fire Departments (Pennsylvania)
Category:Former operators of Hahn apparatus
Category:Former operators of Mack apparatus