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2410 Monroe St.: Still owned by the city but leased on a long-term basis to the Madison Theatre Guild. 124 State St.: The oldest remaining fire station, it is now home to a gift shop specializing and Nepalese and Tibetan merchandise. 135 N. Randall Ave.: On the National Register of Historical Places; now used as student apartments. 301 N. Broom St.: Features a new addition but still includes many of the old fire station features; used as offices.
957 S. Park St.: Still easily identifiable as a former fire station. Now contains apartments. This photo of what Madison Fire Station No. 2 used to look like hangs in the lobby of a law firm that occupies the building today. No. 2, at 301 N. Broom St., got an addition and was converted to office space nearly 30 years ago by Madison developer Urban Land Interests. The old Station No. 2, at 301 N. Broom St., as it looks today. Retired Madison firefighter Mike Fuss, the department's historian, lives in the former Station No. 8 at 407 North St., where he also keeps a firefighters museum.
The pole at the former Station No. 8, now a home and firefighters museum, on Madison's East Side.      
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