| History of Station 44, Seaside Heights Volunteer Fire Department....
Historic Seaside Heights Fires...
![]() May 19, 1983 is when roofers set the Palace Building on fire, threatening the 1910 antique carousel. ![]() December 1988 is when this house at 1108 Barnegat burned, killing a fire year old child. And the Seaside Hotel burned in the Summer of 2003. See Nostalgic Station 44 Museum.... |

Leonard Ipri, D-Day Veteran, is the curator of the Station 44 Museum that has been a work in progress for a few years.

Leonard restored this vintage firetruck that dates to the 1920's.

It protected Seaside Heights until 1939.

Let's hope it wasn't raining.

It would not appear that this vehicle was easy to drive.

Leonard has examples of old school Plectrons and Motorola pagers used in Station 44's past.

These red pull boxes were located on every street corner in Seaside Heights until the 1980's.
More Cool Station 44 Museum pics coming soon!
Don't Forget....

It will be five years since the Echo Bay Condo Arson at 202 Franklin Avenue in Seaside Heights in September 2005. Despite severe damage, this building survived and is currently in use.

This History Page is dedicated to the memory of Greg Grachien 1970-1999