Germiston Fire Brigade celebrates Heritage Day
The Germiston Fire Brigade celebrated Heritage Day on the last Friday of September with a vibrant event held at the historic Germiston Central Fire Station on Angus Street, Ekurhuleni. Officially opened in 1936, the old fire station has a rich history rooted in firefighting culture. The celebration showcased this heritage by featuring vintage firefighting equipment
The Germiston Fire Brigade celebrated Heritage Day on the last Friday of September with a vibrant event held at the historic Germiston Central Fire Station on Angus Street, Ekurhuleni.
Officially opened in 1936, the old fire station has a rich history rooted in firefighting culture.
The celebration showcased this heritage by featuring vintage firefighting equipment alongside displays that highlighted the diverse cultural backgrounds of the brigade’s personnel.
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Firefighters participated in the festivities by donning traditional cultural regalia, symbolising unity and pride within their ranks.
The day included a communal lunch featuring a variety of cultural dishes prepared by the brigade members, fostering camaraderie and appreciation for the different heritages represented within the team.
This Heritage Day celebration not only honoured the legacy of firefighting in Germiston but also strengthened the bonds among the firefighters through shared cultural experiences.
