Engine Co. 2
Engine 2 is one of the three original companies initially incorporated into the paid Louisville Fire Department in 1858. Engine 2 is housed at Fire Headquarters, which was built in 1937 at 1135 West Jefferson Street. It operated as a two-piece engine company from motorization to 1990, first with a wagon and then a Squrt. Engine 2 shares quarters with Truck 1 and Rescue 2.
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Louisville Engine 2
2009 Seagrave Marauder II 2000/500/20
Kent Parrish photo
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Louisville Engine 2
1995 Seagrave Commander 1500/500
Greg Stapleton photo
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Louisville Engine 2
x-Engines 17 & 19
1983 Duplex-LFD/1970 Ward LaFrance 1000/500
Kent Parrish collection
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Louisville Engine 2
1976 Mack CF 1500/300
Greg Stapleton photo
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Louisville Engine 2
1976 Mack CF 1500/300
Kent Parrish collection
RETIRED
Louisville Squrt 2
1974 Mack CF 1000/300/54' Squrt
Kent Parrish collection
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Louisville Engine 2
1961 Pirsch 1500/200
Kent Parrish collection
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Louisville Engine 2
1958 Pirsch 1000/200
Kent Parrish collection
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Louisville Wagon 2
1958 GMC 550/Pirsch 500/100
Kent Parrish collection
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Louisville Engine 2
1941 American LaFrance 500 Series 1250/100
Kent Parrish collection
Privately Owned
Louisville Engine 2 & Wagon 2
1935 Schacht/Ahrens-Fox 500/0
Kent Parrish photo
PRIVATELY OWNED
Louisville Engine 2 & Wagon 2
1935 Schacht/Ahrens-Fox 500/0
Kent Parrish photo
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 2
1928 American LaFrance Type 119 1200 GPM
Kent Parrish collection
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 2
1919 Ahrens-Fox IP2 1400 GPM
Kent Parrish collection
RETIRED
Louisville Engine 2/Wagon 2
1914 American LaFrance Type 10 Chemical-Hose
Kent Parrish collection