Oak Lawn Fire Company (Rhode Island)

==History==
The Oak Lawn Fire Company, founded in 1906 and disbanded in 1995, was one of four volunteer fire departments serving alongside the career fire department in the city of Cranston, Rhode Island. The department, along with the Fiskeville, Meshanticut Park, and Pawtuxet volunteer fire departments, closed their doors after 89 years of volunteer service to the people of Cranston. Their first due response area is currently protected by the Cranston Fire Department.
===Fire Stations===
Station 	Address 	In Service	Notes
Fire Station	470 Hope Road, Cranston	1968-1995 	Still stands, now the Cranston Volunteer Firefighters' Museum.
Fire Station	Wilbur Avenue, Cranston	1929-1967 	Fire company was forced to vacate and move due to construction of Interstate 295.
Fire Station	Wilbur Avenue, Cranston	1906-1929 	Replaced by a newer/bigger station at the same location.
==Apparatus==
:1992 KME Renegade pumper (1250/750) (Sold to Jamestown Volunteer Fire Department (Rhode Island))
:1985 GMC TopKick / 4-Guys elliptical tanker (500/1800) (Sold to Jamestown Volunteer Fire Department (Rhode Island))
:1972 Ford C / Hahn pumper (1000/?)
:1965 Ford tanker
:1950 Ford pumper
:1935 Ford pumper
:1921 trailer chemical pumper
:1921 White pumper
:1906 FD-built hand-drawn pumper
:1890 Selle Gear horse-drawn hose wagon (Ex-Providence Fire Department (Rhode Island), acquired 191?)
==External Links==
*Cranston Firefighter's Museum Oak Lawn Fire Company history
Category:Defunct fire departments of Providence County
Category:Former operators of 4-Guys apparatus
Category:Former operators of Hahn apparatus
Category:Former operators of KME apparatus