Nashville Fire Department Station 1
Brotherhood-forged collectibles from Nashville, TN
Each shipment carries the grit, honor, and legacy of firefighters who never stand down. Museum-grade coins and patches backed by the crews who live the job.
Spotlight on Excellence
Legacy forged at Nashville, TN — Every detail tells a story of service
Engine 1 was one of the first engine companies for the Nashville Fire Department in the 1860s with horse and buggy. Now Station 1's hall was built in 1978. Station 1 responded to the Great East Nashville Fire and the Christmas Day Bombing. The crews across all three shifts are a tight-knit group who are very Station Pride heavy, training regularly and focusing heavily on doing their jobs to the best of their abilities.
Staffing
Rescue 1, Engine 1, Squad 1, Medic 1. Between our rescue, engine, and squad we average between 400-600 runs a month.
Call Volume
Station 1 responded to the Great East Nashville Fire and the Christmas Day Bombing. Rescue 1 specializes in Swift Water, Confined Space, High Angle/Low Angle Rescue, USAR, Extrication, Dive, and RTF team. The station covers almost all major interstates including I-65, I-24, Ellington Parkway, and Briley Parkway.
Monthly Dispatch
Every month we elevate a firehouse whose story deserves the spotlight. Members receive museum-grade coins and patches backed by the crews who live the job — authentic collectibles with real brotherhood behind them.
Inside the House
Field shots and historic captures from Nashville Fire Department Station 1. Each image tells the story of brotherhood, courage, and unwavering dedication.
Lines out in Nashville, TN
From first alarm to final overhaul, the Nashville Fire Department Station 1 crews stand guard over their city. Their territory covers dense streets, historic structures, and neighborhoods that count on precise response.
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