Coleman Fire Hall
Coleman's first fire hall was built on this site in 1905, shortly after a destructive fire in town. Measuring only 25 x 30 feet (7.5 x 9m) with a corner tower for drying hoses, the one storey wood structure was built by contractor Andrew Trelle, who was also a hotel owner and undertaker.
Edmund Disney rebuilt and enlarged the fire hall in 1909 to include a meeting hall at the back and accommodation for eight firefighters upstairs.
In 1934 contractor John D'Appolonia won the contract to expand the fire hall to house a new truck and include a town office, and to update its appearance. The fireball moved to a new building across the street in 1972 but the town office remained here until 1979.
From the plaque at the site