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Firehall Renovation

Clayton McLain Memorial Museum

A long talked-about project in Tomahawk Park has found its legs! The Firehall building is being transformed from storage space into a working shop. Cut Knife’s second firehall was constructed about 1918 to replace the original firehall which was destroyed by fire. Museum volunteers Randy Strelioff and Randy Rohl are currently working on exterior renovations.

Volunteers work on 1918 Firehall at museum
Volunteers at work on the Firehall.
Side view of firehall with siding removed and doors installed
Side view of the Firehall with siding removed.
Front view of firehall with overhead and entrance doors installed.
Front view of the Firehall with overhead and entrance doors installed.

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