(engines). Looking up Georgetown, Co. on the net will pull up photos of two different firehouses, both survivors of the
boomtown mining days. One of these has a hose drying tower attached to it, and I, with license, chose to freelance it into
one with no false front and room for two engines. It was built with a two store "original" of clapboard, and an "added lean-to"
of board and batten basswood. Roof is of Clever Models shingles cut into strips for a third dimension. A brass bell in a cupola
was added. This has been on my bucket list, and I got it done while waiting for the #561 paint problems to cure.
