Leesburg Volunteer Fire Company - Stations 1 and 20.

Leesburg, Virginia Fire Station 1 in Loudoun County.

Station photo of Leesburg's three Seagraves.

Wagon 601, Engine 601, and Truck 601 (all 2007 Seagrave's) photographed in front of Fire Station 20 in Leesburg. This photo session was created for an article that appeared in the Virginia Fire & EMS magazine. The group photo appeared on the front cover.

One of two 2007 Seagrave TB70kk 2000/750/50/30 pumpers. This is Wagon 601 (now Engine 620 under the new COG designation) and was photographed at the 2008 Apple Blossom Festival firefighters parade in Winchester.

Tanker 601, a 2009 Pierce Arrow XT 2000/2500/50/150. Foam primarily for coverage at Leesburg Airport. This photograph appeared in the November/December 2009 edition of Fire Apparatus Journal.

In 2013, Leesburg Truck 601 had some revisions made. The wheel covers were removed and the wheels painted red. A black stripe was painted on the outer section of each wheel and the wheel nuts were painted black with the tips red. A Roto-Ray warning light had also been added. Truck 601 is a 2012 Pierce Dash 105' aerial that was purchased in 2011 from Brindlee Mountain, a used fire apparatus dealer. The Pierce originally served Ormond Beach, Florida, and prior to that, was a Pierce demonstrator.

Truck 601 was purchased in 2011. It runs as Leesburg's reserve truck to back up the Seagrave tiller, which changed its radio designation to Truck 620. The Pierce ladder truck is a 2002 Pierce Dash equipped with a 105' rear mount ladder. This ladder truck was originally a Pierce demonstrator ladder truck, later to be purchased by Ormond Beach, Florida. Leesburg purchased it from Brindlee Mountain, a used fire truck broker. Brindlee Mountain had the truck painted for Leesburg black over red and did other work prior to Leesburg receiving the ladder truck in July of 2011.

The officer side of Truck 601, a 2002 Pierce Dash 105'. Photographs of Truck 601 were taken at Loudoun County High School in late July of 2011.

Still owned by Leesburg is this beautiful 1929 Seagrave 500/125. This was the first custom built fire truck in Loudoun County. It has been completely restored.

Leesburg's new Engine 601, a 2016 Pierce Enforcer, along with the department's 1929 Seagrave. The emblem of the Seagrave is on the doors of the new Pierce. Photographed February of 2017 just after the dedication of the new Pierce.

Leesburg's new Engine 601, a 2016 Pierce Enforcer, along with the department's 1929 Seagrave. The emblem of the Seagrave is on the doors of the new Pierce. Photographed February of 2017 just after the dedication of the new Pierce.

Jeep 601 is a 2006 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon/RKO. 25/60/10.

Command 601 from Leesburg is this 2013 Chevrolet Tahoe/Fast Lane.

Command 620 is a 2010 Chevy Tahoe/Fast Lane. This unit started without a light bar, but had it added later on.

A group photo of Command 601 and Command 620 taken at Leesburg Fire Station 1.

Utility 601, a 2002 Chevrolet 2500 pick up, pulling Foam 1, a 2004 National Foam Kidde equipped with two 275 gallon foam tanks. The foam trailer was disposed of several years ago with the delivery of Tanker 601.

A near twin to Engine 620, Engine 601 is a 2007 Seagrave TB70kk 2000/750/50/30. E601 was photographed on the front ramp of Fire Station 20 in Leesburg. For sale in early 2017.

Old Wagon 1, a 1988 Pierce Lance 1500/750. Now in service at the Westmoreland VFD in Montross, VA. (see next photograph). Sold in December of 2007.

Leesburg's old 1988 Pierce Lance now runs as Engine 51 for the Westmoreland VFD Mt. Holly, Virginia substation.

One of two identical 2000 Spartan Gladiator/Luverne's 1500/1250. They operated originally as Engine 1 and Tanker 1. Both sold in 2009, one to a department in Wisconsin and another in Alabama.

One of the first rescue engine's in Northern Virginia. Rescue Engine 1 was a 1995 E-One Protector 1500/500. It was sold in 2007.

Now privately owned -former Engine 1 is a 1973 Seagrave PB24056 with a 1250/750. Rehabbed by Seagrave in 1988, which included additional compartments. Removed from service in 2009 and sold to a Leesburg VFC member. This photograph was taken at the 2010 Apple Blossom firefighters parade in Winchester, Virginia.

When Leesburg was preparing for the delivery of their new 2007 Seagrave 100' tiller, they purchased this 1988 Seagrave JT07DB 100' tiller as a training truck. Note the training seat at the tillerman's position (helmet required when riding the training seat). This 1988 Seagrave was originally ordered by Richmond, VA where it ran as Ladder 2. It was then sold to Washington D.C. where it ran as a front line truck and a reserve. It was sold to an individual in Georgia, and Leesburg purchased it from him. Leesburg members rehabed it in 2006 with the addition of the black roof. It was sold in 2009 to a company in Central Tennessee that delivers training to fire departments in that area.

Reserve Truck 1's officer side. The photograph's of Reserve Truck 1 were taken at the Morven Park Equestrian Center in Leesburg.

The 1988 Seagrave as photographed at the annual Apple Blossom Festival firefighters parade in Winchester, VA in 2007. By this time, the ladder board sign was added.

Truck 1 use to run this 1992 E-One Hurricane 110' rearmount. This photograph was taken behind Fire Station 20. With the delivery of the 2007 Seagrave tiller, this E-One was sold to L'lle Perrot, Canada.

Leesburg has had an interesting number of ladder trucks during its history. At one point, they required a loaner ladder truck. Seagrave loaned this 2004 Seagrave Concorde 100' in May of 2007 (their 1992 E-One ladder truck was having mechanical issues and the 2007 Seagrave was not yet delivered). It is somewhat unusual to have a loaner fire truck lettered to the department in which it is on loan. This Seagrave rearmount was originally Baltimore City, Truck 15. This was an interesting connection since Leesburg sold two tiller trucks to the Baltimore City FD in 1992.

Former Command 601 was this 2002 Chevrolet Suburban that was outfitted by FastLane. The black stripes were added later. Photographed in the parking lot of Fire Station 1. Unfortunately, this truck was totaled in an accident in 2011.

A rare opportunity in Leesburg - the opportunity to photograph four ladder trucks in Leesburg at one time. The 2007 Seagrave tiller (on the left) had just been delivered and was still being prepared for service. Next to the Seagrave tiller is the 1992 Emergency One Hurricane 110' which was having some mechanical issues. A 2004 Seagrave loaner, marked up for Leesburg, is next followed by the 1988 Seagrave 100' tiller (far right) training aerial which was purchased for training in preparation of the arrival of the 2007 Seagrave tiller. Room to get these ladder trucks together was accomplished at Ida Lee Park in Leesburg.

New Truck 1 (2007 Seagrave 100' tiller) on the left, Truck 1 (1992 E-One Hurricane 110') in the middle, and Training Reserve Truck 1 (1988 Seagrave 100' tiller) on the right.

Purcellville Volunteer Fire Company - Station 2.

Purcellville Fire and Rescue (separate organizations) share the same facility. To the left is Fire Station 2. To the right, Purcellville Rescue Station 14. Photographed in May of 2015.

Fire Station 2 - Purcellville.

Rescue Engine 602 is this 2008 Pierce Quantum Puc equipped with a 1500/750/40/40. Photographed in May of 2015.

A back end view of Rescue Engine 602, a 2008 Pierce Quantum PUC 1500/750/40/40.

Purcellville's Engine 602 with new warning lights. It is a 1999 Pierce Quantum 1250/750. Photographed in May of 2015 to the rear of Station 2.

Engine 602 is a 1999 Pierce Quantum 1250/750. Engine 602 was photographed at Loudoun Valley High School. A group of fire apparatus photographers from across the state of Virginia (with representatives from several fire department magazines, on-line web sites, etc.) have visited Loudoun County stations on several different occasions. Departments such as Purcellville welcomed the visitors and made arrangements to have the apparatus photographed.

Tower 602 at Purcellville was delivered in November of 2015. It is a 2015 Pierce Velocity 100' with Pierce job number 28477. That silver color is a "silver metallic" and looks even better in person. This is Purcellville's first truck in the new colors. The Pierce replaces a 2002 KME 102' 1250/300. Tower 602 was photographed in front of a building at Patrick Henry College in Purcellville.

Another view of Tower 602 at Patrick Henry College.

Tower 602, a 2015 Pierce Velocity 100', as photographed behind Station 2 shortly after being delivered.

An officer side view of Tower 602 from Purcellville, Virginia. Note the "Honoring Our Fallen" emblem on the box by the ladder.

Tower 602 - 2015 Pierce Velocity - Purcellville - A somewhat unique feature of the tower is that the cab steps are "automatic", they automatically come out when the cab doors are open. Very similar to the steps on the department's two Pierce Quantum engines.

Purcellville's first tanker, a 2006 International 7600/2007 4-Guy's 1500/3000. This was one of the first county purchased tankers.

Purcellville Brush 602 received some new paint and graphics in 2017. It is a 1992 Ford Super Duty/EBY/Singer/2017 FastLane equipped with a 500/300. The silver color was added to match Tower 602.

New sign boards on Purcellville Brush 602 when photographed in November of 2017.

Purcellville's Brush 602, a 1997 Ford F Super Duty/EBY/Singer and equipped with a 500/300. Photographed in May of 2015 to the rear of Station 2 prior to the rehab.

Brush 602B from Purcellville Volunteer Fire Company. It is a unique 2000 Jeep with a 2007 RKO skid package. It was completed in 2008 by Purcellville Fire. The Jeep was purchased in 2006 at a local car dealership. It is equipped with a 90/75/5 and photographed to the rear of Station 2 in May of 2015.