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TBT - Reservoir Fire 1965
Member NSFC Webmaster, April 24
It was terribly busy in April 1965. First, our firehouse was torn down, then we had the massive Reservoir Fire of April 15th to the 17th 1965. The firefighters of Newtown Square and multiple surrounding companies spent a weekend putting out the “brushfire of all brush fires” when the woods around the Springton Lake Reservoir burned. The fire was accidentally started by a homeowner on Llangollen ... (Full Story & Photos)
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TBT - Down it comes!
Member NSFC Webmaster, April 18
It was April 1965 when the original firehouse was demolished to make way for the new firehouse, which is now the old firehouse.
We are talking about the property located at 8 North Newtown Street Road where the first firehouse was built in 1916. While a massive building at the time it was constructed, it served as the community hub and home to many of the churches in the area.
Over the years, the ... (Full Story & Photos)
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TBT - Play Ball!
Member NSFC Webmaster, April 11
The Newtown Edgmont Little League and Newtown Square Petticoat League opening day parade goes back not only decades, but generations. While we can’t put a finger on what year it was started, we can report that it used to start from the Newtown Square Shopping Center and head out the pike making a right onto Bishop Hollow Road.
The photos show the parade during the early 1970’s. The newest truck was ... (Full Story & Photos)
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TBT - Explosive Gas Leak
Member NSFC Webmaster, April 04
It was 9:30 in the morning back in April 1971, and the homeowners on Barren Road were having an addition added to their house. The house was home to Louis and Doris Seliguine, and their nine children. A gas line headed into the house was compromised and filled the house with gas, which ignited, destroying the house.
Assistant Chief Joe Greer arrives to flames shooting out nearly every window in the ... (Full Story & Photos)
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