WP&Y_Whitehorse_Old Firehall

WP&Y_Whitehorse_Old Firehall

This is the fire hall in Whitehorse as originally built in 1901 as a 2-story
cube with a low pitched roof and parapet. The Yukon Electric Company added a
one story addition with a gable roof in 1906. The YEC boiler room allowed a
symbiotic relationship where the YEC boilers pressurized the firepumps and
provided heat to the building keeping pumps and hoses thawed out while
providing fire security. It still exists today but has been extensivly fancied
up. Includes nightmode.

Author: Benjamin R. Dorsey (bendorsey)

WP&Y_Whitehorse_Old Firehall
• asphalt 5.jpg 23.97KB
• asphalt 5.texture.txt 32 bytes
• brick104.jpg 15.62KB
• brick104.texture.txt 31 bytes
• concrete18.jpg 275.95KB
• concrete18.texture.txt 33 bytes
• config.txt 2.64KB
• darknotty.jpg 16.11KB
• darknotty.texture.txt 32 bytes
• darkwood-floor.jpg 13.77KB
• darkwood-floor.texture.txt 37 bytes
• metal52.jpg 13.27KB
• metal52.texture.txt 30 bytes
nightmode
light_nm.texture.txt 57 bytes
light_nm.tga 236 bytes
light_nm_alpha.bmp 1.12KB
nightmode.im 21.46KB
• part_1.im 529.20KB
• shingle6.bmp 192.05KB
• shingle6.texture.txt 31 bytes
• wood2.jpg 23.21KB
• wood2.texture.txt 28 bytes
• wood54.jpg 35.23KB
• wood54.texture.txt 29 bytes
• wood54a.jpg 1.17KB
• wood54a.texture.txt 30 bytes
• wp&y whitehorse old firehall.jpg 9.47KB

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