On July 6, 1959, ground breaking began on a new fire station to be built on Garden City Drive, in Monroeville, PA. Located in the heart of the newly developed Garden City Plan, the permanent home to #6 originally was a small 2 bay garage. But some years later, it was determined that we had outgrown the current station. A building committee was formed and given the go-ahead to make plans for the new addition. Groundbreaking for the new building occurred in December 1967. In the fall of 1968, with the dedication of the large hall in memory of fire fighter Melvin Lux (died in the line of duty), members took up home in the new Monroeville Fire Station 6.

Front Sign

 

Outside the Station

 

Front Bays

 

Engine Bays

 

Entryway

 

Hallway

 

Kitchen

 

TV Room

 

Radio Room

 

Large Hall during BINGO

 

Small Hall during BINGO