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Recently we showed off Comak Tiny Home’s latest build, but here’s one from their archives that’s definitely worth taking a look at! Len and his late father had collected historic and local-to-Lancaster county firehouse artifacts and Len wanted a special place to display them.

Comak Tiny Homes did not disappoint, recreating a vintage firehouse and incorporating all Len’s memorabilia. There’s even a fireman’s pole! Len uses it as a vacation rental now, and he can always go in and take a trip down memory lane.

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There’s Even a Fireman Pole From the Loft

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You can see a number of fireman figures on display.

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There’s a galley kitchen.

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Firehat and other memorabilia on the walls.

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I love that they named it the “hose room”

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I’m always here for a basin sink.

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Shiny copper inserts on the stair storage doors.

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Fireman’s pole! Great for emergency trips to the bathroom LOL

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Love that all the windows have blinds for privacy.

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Firehouse-inspired Tiny House with Firefighter Pole From the Loft

There’s Even a Fireman Pole From the Loft

You can see a number of fireman figures on display.

There’s a galley kitchen.

Firehat and other memorabilia on the walls.

I love that they named it the “hose room”

I’m always here for a basin sink.

Shiny copper inserts on the stair storage doors.

Fireman’s pole! Great for emergency trips to the bathroom LOL

Love that all the windows have blinds for privacy.

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