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The village volunteer fire department was organized in 1854 after a fire destroyed Simon Dean's store, Nebel's store and home, a cooper's shop, one barn, and four horses. Charles O. Baxter chaired the organizational meeting. The Heller engine, No. 1, was the first Sauk City fire engine. The Grass Premier Fire Truck was produced in Sauk City. The firehouse, a small building in 1859, was rebuilt in 1889. The hose-drying tower was built in 1894.
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1220 - 1222 Denton St
100007159
Located in La Crosse, La Crosse County
