- A fire
station (also
called a fire house, fire hall, firemen's hall, or
engine house) is a
structure or
other area for
storing firefighting apparatuses...
- Muni****lity on Cape
Breton Island, Nova Scotia. It has a post office, a
firehall and a very
small po****tion. It has a
beach with
access to the Bras d'Or...
-
transportation station)
Convention center (exhibition hall)
Dance hall
Dining hall
Firehall Great room or
great hall Moot hall
Prayer hall, such as the
sanctuary of...
- The
Firehall Arts
Centre (also
called the
Firehall Centre for the Arts) is an arts
centre in the
Downtown Eastside of Vancouver,
British Columbia, Canada...
-
Vancouver Public Library (VPL) is the
public library system for the city of Vancouver,
British Columbia. In 2023, VPL had more than 4.6
million visits...
-
Outstanding Performance by an
Actress in a
Supporting Role for her work in
Firehall Theatre's
production of Drew
Hayden Taylor's Only
Drunks and
Children Tell...
-
community pressure saved the
firehall. The
building was
being renovated and the hall’s
firecrew were
moved to
another firehall about two w****s
before the...
-
Smaller companies include Touchstone Theatre, and
Studio 58. The Cultch, the
Firehall Arts Centre,
United Players, Pacific, and
Metro Theatres run continuous...
- souviens, a
monologue about her
experiences growing up in Montreal, at the
Firehall Arts
Centre in Vancouver, BC. The play was
published by
Talonbooks in 2001...
- Saskatchewan, Canada. It
exhibits the
history of the area in the city's
first firehall which was
constructed in 1912 and
operated until 1975. In 1977, the museum...
