They were transported to the Ohio State University hospital in critical condition, the Fire Department told Newsweek in a statement.

While fire suppression operations began, two victims trapped in the building were rescued. Those who were injured were taken to a local hospital. When they arrived, firefighters were met with employees evacuating the plant. ijvl67AhBy- Good Morning America April 8, 2021 The investigation continues after the overnight blast at Yenkin-Majestic Paints in Columbus, Ohio.

Several injured, one missing from an explosion at a paint manufacturing plant. Columbus, Ohio: 1898–1950 in Vintage Postcards. 1 Engine House Deserted City Must Build or Lose Site'. A Historical Guidebook to Old Columbus: Finding the Past in the Present in Ohio's Capital City. p. 4 – via Columbus Metropolitan Library.

^ History of the Black Firefighter in Columbus, Ohio.

'POLICE, FIRE BUILDINGS HONOR CITY HEROES'. Retrieved Aug– via Columbus Metropolitan Library.

^ Drehers Simplex Street and House Number Guide, Columbus, Ohio, 1929 -1930.

Annual Reports of the Various Departments of the City of Columbus, Ohio, Together with a Financial Statement of the Receipts and Disbursements for the Year Ending December 31.

^ 'Columbus Division of Fire annual report 2019'.

Lieutenant Jack Russ Southgate Fire Station Lieutenant Jerry Kuhn/Northmoor Engine HouseĬaptain Pleasant Higgenbotham Fire Station Part of the West Side Family Health and Wellness Center Part of the Franklin County Department of Job and Family Services' East Opportunity Centerīattalion Chief Herman Harrison Fire Stationīuilt at the same time and with the same design as Station 32. Houses Communications Workers of America Local 4501 Planned to house the Columbus Historical Society Currently houses marketing company Big Red Rooster The demolition permit was approved in 2021, as the structure was aging and there were concerns of a roof collapse. īuilt as a fire station for Marion Township in 1941 incorporated into CFD in 1957 also included a former schoolhouse. Evans & McAllister, a shoe store founded in 1888, moved into the building in 1892. Titled 'Fire Station # 2–3' in the 1980s īuilt on the site of CFD's administration building, training academy, maintenance building, and communications department. Taken out of service Decem and sold at auction in 1967.

Expanded and renamed simply 'Engine House No. 3/Donaldson in 1872, after Luther Donaldson who helped secure better fire protection for Columbus.

Titled 'Fire Station # 2–3' in the 1980s Įxpanded and retitled No. South High Street Engine House / South Street Engine HouseĮngine House No. Firefighters relocated around 1942, while police and fire communications crews and equipment were vacated in 1952. Served as headquarters of the fire department. Gay Street Engine House / North Engine House / Engine House No. 1, made up of African-American firefighters. Originally called Hose House 5 remodeled in 1892 for Chemical Engine Company No. Most of the stations' official names date to 2002, when they were designated by the department in memory of firefighters or in honor of the surrounding neighborhoods. Buildings in this list are grouped by station number and are sortable by name, date, and status. This is a list of historical and operating fire stations in Columbus, Ohio, part of the Columbus Division of Fire (CFD). Interactive map of active CFD fire stations

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