This photograph (taken by Mr. C. O. Shepherd, Tower Buildings, Skegness), is of the steamer engine (known to the humorists as “Mrs. Merryweather”) which has served the town well for 22 years.
Fireman V. Sandaver is “up,” and Mr. G. Houlden is the engineer.
The picture was taken on the occasion of the Drummond road Fire.
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