Over the past 110 years, many of our members have paused their service to the community in order to serve their country. We are highlighting a few artifacts from our historical collection to recognize their dedication.
During World War II, as members of the Fire Company left to serve in the military, a special plaque was created to list those actively serving the country. The men in service committee raised funds and sent care packages to members stationed overseas.
After the war, members of the Newtown Square Fire Company were instrumental in establishing the Newtown Square Veterans Memorial. A commemorative plaque was created to honor all members of the community who served. This plaque was originally displayed at the Alice Grim School and is now located outside the township building.
In 1991, during Operation Desert Storm, three members were actively serving in the military during a countywide parade. Their names were proudly displayed both during the parade and outside the firehouse.
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