Inside and old building, possibly a fire station. The room is large, with built in cabinets visible on the left and an offset alcove with raised floor and arched roof. A door opens into the room and on the floor sits a large pitcher. At the top of the alcove is a window with 15 panes, one of which is boarded over. Adjacent to the alcove, but on the larger section of floor, is a pot belly wood stove. The stovepipe passes through a barrel-like chamber approximately two feet above the stove, before continuing upwards toward the ceiling. The whole unit sits on a cement slab and is barricaded by an iron rod frame. Painted across the top of the alcove arch are the words: "FAITHFUL & FEARLESS". Hanging just below the arch is a sign, diamond-shaped and ornate, which reads: "LIBERTY E. Co." More ornate woodwork is visible in an upper corner of the room. Wainscotting panels the lower fourth of the walls and the rest is covered with horizontal boards.