I grew up in this town in part of my young life. I don’t really miss the town that much, but as a kid, I had toured the legendary Central Station of the Londonderry, NH Fire Department. In recent years, the South Fire station built a new base and relocated, and the North Fire station was demolished and became a parking lot for the Senior Center, and was relocated closer to MHT, the large airport north of Boston.
I say legendary for Central because it looked much bigger as a preschooler. As an adult it looks really small. Just look below.
Earlier in the year, I guess they did a 40 minute reel of selling the idea of renovating their department. They even have their own web site, so I guess it passed some town election.
But hey you came here for the phones. In a bathroom!
Guess I’m not the only one right?
And yet I see another (with a Motorola radio, which is understandable.)
On a side note, you may wanted to know how the Town of Londonderry went to VOIP? It goes back all the way to the year 2000, when the town’s board, the Town Council, out of plain silliness approved for a 10 year, $1 million dollar contract with Verizon, the RBOC for New Hampshire for the time… for what? A Centrex contract! Ironically the Town used NEC’s Onyx Key based phone systems, so why the need for Centrex?
