Olympia Firehouse 5

==About==
Olympia Firehouse 5 is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose goal is to restore and preserve antique fire apparatus that once belonged to Olympia Fire Department and Tumwater Fire Department.
==History==
Olympia Firehouse 5 was established in 1998 by Olympia Fire Department's Chief as a designation for the departments retired members. After Ray MacDonald and Larry Dibble retired from Olympia Fire Department, they had both bought an old fire engine, but with no good place to store them, Ray and his wife bought a property that had 5 oversized garage bays.
Today, Olympia Firehouse 5 has 134 members from 12 departments across western Washington.
==Apparatus==
===Olympia Fire Department===
:1970 American LaFrance 900 Series pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 8)
: 1970 American LaFrance 900 Series pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 7)
:1947 American LaFrance 700 Series pumper (Ex-Engine 4)
:1937 Seagrave pumper (Ex-Engine 3)
:1924 Seagrave pumper (Ex-Engine 2)
Olympia Engine 3.jpg|1937 Seagrave
===Tumwater Fire Department=== 
:1974 Kenworth / Curtis-Heiser pumper (1750/500) (Ex-Engine 6)
:1948 Kenworth / Curtis-Heiser pumper (1250/500) (Ex-Engine 3)
:1928 REO Speedwagon pumper (Ex-Engine 1)
Tumwater Engine 1.jpg|1928 REO
==External Links==
*ThurstonTalk Olympia Firehouse 5 Article, 2/8/23. 
Category:Thurston County, Washington
Category:Museums (Washington)
Category:Departments operating American LaFrance antique or parade apparatus
Category:Departments operating Seagrave antique or parade apparatus
Category:Former operators of Curtis-Heiser apparatus