Old Fire Station 11 is a beloved heritage landmark that showcases Ottawa’s early commitment to public safety and civic infrastructure. Built from classic red brick, the two-storey structure dates back to the early 1900s and served the growing communities of west Ottawa. Its distinctive architectural features-arched windows, a hose tower, and detailed masonry, reflect the style of historic firehouses across Canada. The building has since been repurposed while maintaining its exterior charm, reminding visitors of the city’s firefighting history and the courage of those who once worked there. It remains an enduring symbol of Ottawa’s community spirit and heritage preservation.
Location: 45.399832, -75.728872
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– House Number: 424
– Building: commercial
– building:colour: red
– Number of Floors: 2
– building:material: brick
– Historic Significance: building
– mapillary: 511218946914854
– Name: Old Fire Station 11
– Source: City of Ottawa
– Wikidata: Q50160109
– Street: Parkdale Avenue