Hendon Fire Station

We are having an Indian summer in London, warm and perfectly blue skies, so we took the opportunity to go for a walk in our local area and to lunch outside in one of the many cafe. Along the way, I photographed a lot of the beautiful old and well preserved buildings on Church Road. This is Fire Station A40, a Grade II Listed Building which celebrated its Centenary in 2014.

[Annie D]

What a fabulous fire station :)

[Wylie]

terrific red doors, and good use of focus to put the emphasis on them

[Kitty Hawke]

What a lovely old fashioned fire station. Love those doors. It was roasting here yesterday too.

[Mags]

The red pops! Nice old building too.

[Tim L]

Quite a stately bbuilding, a reminder of a time when public buildings were allowed to be more than just functional.

[Diana]

What a great building with those flaming red doors!

[Susan Wakely]

A much nicer looking fire station than most that you see.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely shot and I like the architecture.

[Agnes]

Beautiful red doors

[Sam Sutlive]

@rensala Next time I am in town I will post a photo of our old firehall. It is a triangle shape off a main road and has a nice design.

[Fisher Family]

A lovely shot of this attractive old fire station! Fav!

Ian

[Peter Dulis]

nice

[Carole Sandford]

A lovely old building with pops of red for the doors.

[Babs]

What a lovely old fire station, the building is so grand isn't it. I love the red doors, they really pop.

[Anita W]

Beautifully taken

[Kathy A]

Those red doors really pop

[Kathy]

No question about where they are hiding the fire engines.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I like those bright red doors- good shot.

[haskar]

Unambiguous associations

[bkb in the city]

Such a beautiful building

[Boxplayer]

Fire station architecture of this period is one of my faves, nice one.

[Pam]

Cool shot!

[Peter Dulis]

so nice