FIRE MUSEUM of MARYLAND SHOW
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The Fire Museum of Md. located in Lutherville was the scene of our annual antique car show on July
9th with our congenial host John Horn 
.
The museum is
conveniently located just north of the Beltway I-695 York Road exit in Heaver
Plaza. In addition to the gathering of 17 antique and classic
cars on the spacious parking lot to see and enjoy there was the awesome collection of fire engines, fire apparatus, and fire
memorabilia in the museum. Here's a photo gallery of selected vehicles in the collection.
Left to right: 1875 L. Balfour from Waterford, NY, 1885 Amoskeag, 1898 American from Lawrence, MA, 1916 Christie Steam Pumper, 1917 Mack Pumper, 1918 Mack Aerial Ladder
1920 Mack Wrecker, 1926 Mack Pumper, 1947 Mack Floodlight Wagon
Our
gracious museum sponsors Marilyn Smoot and Drew Ensz provided a door prize of a
comprehensive history of the great Baltimore fire. The winning ticket
drawn by John Horn 
was held by Pat Wenderoth. The museum choice for the Sponsor's trophy was
Beth Muscedere's 1916 Model T Ford 
.
Club members enjoyed their lunches and
conversation in the shade of the pavilion at the museum entrance. 
Each
participant received a dash plaque featuring the 1898 American fire apparatus.
Pictured below are the fine collection of cars assembled for this pleasant
event.
Left to right: Muscedere - 1916 Ford; Rhine - 1940 Buick; Synodinos - 1932 Buick; Wilhelm - 1963 Ford; Petrucci - 1936 Chrysler; Lawson - 1957 Chevrolet; Allen - 1949 Ford; Horn - 1953 Hudson; Siegrist - 1952 Oldsmobile; Habicht - 1959 Cadillac
Left to right: Hainke - 1973 Cadillac; Adler - Volvo; Black - 1967 Plymouth; Lynch - 1970 Cadillac; Werneth - 1947 Ford; Wenderoth - 1969 Corvette; Weinstein - 1941 Hupmobile