“ Old Hydrant ”
I have always driven by this hydrant which is not hooked up to the water line anymore.
It just fascinated me of how many different type hook-ups there was in the "old days."
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  • Michael Berry Edited 3 months ago

    Great shot.

    Great shot.

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  • Michael Ostrolenk Edited 3 months ago

    I love how this really stands out against the snow. It's been battered by weather over the years but still stands strong. Great choice!

    I love how this really stands out against the snow. It's been battered by weather over the years but still stands strong. Great choice!

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  • Linda Weppler Edited 3 months ago

    My grandson aspires to be a firefighter someday. I think of him every time I pass a hydrant, fire truck or fire station. Your lovely photo makes me think of him.

    My grandson aspires to be a firefighter someday. I think of him every time I pass a hydrant, fire truck or fire station. Your lovely photo makes me think of him.

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  • Kyle Jaffa Edited 3 months ago

    great subject David.
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    great subject David.

    Kennedy Valve constructed this "Newtype" fire hydrant with the exposed gland studs (the protruding screws in the bonnet of the hydrant) from 1912-1916. The type with 2 x 2.5" gated attachments was a 'Figure 108' type.

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