This Shand Mason Steam Appliance dates back to c.1914.
[Picture from the M. Nuttall collection and reproduced with permission.]

Morris Guy WT5173 was seen adorned with flags and pictures for the Silver Jubilee of King George V & Queen Mary in 1935.
[Picture from the M. Nuttall collection and reproduced with permission.]

Bedford TK 353EWW passed to Lancashire from West Riding in 1974.
[Copyright picture M. Nuttall and reproduced with permission.]

This appliance, once based at Barnoldswick, was also new to the West Riding Fire Brigade
where it carried a white livery.  It remained in service until 1989. It was preserved in Lancashire for a number of years before being sold.
When photographed was seen at Great Harwood fire station in 2002.

Another shot of Dennis F46 CWT759H
[Copyright picture ~ K. F. Reid MBE and reproduced with permission.]

The first Ford for Barnoldswick was RFV916P
[Copyright picture M. Nuttall and reproduced with permission.]

Another shot of RFV916P parked near to the fire station.
[Copyright picture ~ D. Barker-Brown and reproduced with permission.]

Leyland Freighter E125HCW became the oldest such appliance still in regular service.
It served at this station from new, and left the brigade in July 2010.
[Copyright picture ~ D. Barker-Brown and reproduced with permission.]

This historical plaque was still on display in the station, 25 October 2010.

Daf 55 PN52VJM was seen on relief duties at Red Scar near Preston, 10 April 2015.