Home About Us Events and Museum Opening Guestbook Museum Appliances Projects Gallery Videos Links Contact Projects & Featured Events One Banana Our Senior Vehicle Technical Guru, David McAusland came up with his own method of fighting off those Lockdown Blues recently. He set about restoring a Vintage "Banana Pump" The Banana Pump is really a Villers MK 15 147cc Petrol Engine with a Hathaway High Pressure Pump which has an output… more Austin K2 ATV March 27th 2010 - Restoration of GGX 583 completed This vehicle was on show in George Square Glasgow during The Cheapside Street Memorial Event on Sunday March 28th.… more LSB 149 1964 Hose Reel Tender 1964 Austin Hose Reel Tender Western Area Fire Brigade The Fire Services Museum Trust, who run the National Fire Museum, have since the 1970’s stored their collection of vintage fire appliances at the old ordinance depot at Weedon. Due to redevelopment in the area, they had to move out… more 1953 Dennis F8 Major Pump … more 1956 Dennis F12 Pump Escape … more 1940 Dennis Merryweather TL … more Merryweather Gem Steam Fire Pump A Sad Day For The Preservation Group Destruction On The M8 Saturday July 17th is a date Strathclyde Fire & Rescue Preservation Group will always remember. After a successful day at the second Paisley Festival of Fire on that day in 2010, our 110-year-old Merryweather Gem Steam Fire… more G538 PGE Strathclyde Scania Wrl Strathclyde Fire & Rescue Preservation Group Welcomed Mike Jones To Scotland Mike and his Scania in Largs during the Scottish Leg Of A Two Week Journey Promoting Prostate Cancer Awareness in 2010 Michael Jones is the proud owner of this 1989 Strathclyde Scania Wrl G538 PGE, which last saw service… more Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Museum and Heritage Centre The Old Fire Station Dalrymple Street Greenock PA15 1LY Registered Scottish Charity (SC043929) Home Events Museum Gallery Fire Service Links Contact Guestbook Privacy & Cookie Policy Copyright © 2015 Scottish Fire and Rescue Service Heritage Trust View Mobile Site