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Click for an Enlarged Jubliee of 1847!The Protective Services of the area known as Lancaster stems back to the 1900s. Here is a picture of the Fairville Fire Department during the Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1847. Whenever the Fairville Fire Department is not out saving lives they seem to either be in a parade or preparing for one.



Click for an Enlarged View of the Jubilee of Confederation!Here is another parade that took place on July 1, 1927. This is the celebration of the Diamond Jubilee of Confederation. In the center of the picture is Willis Lodge #70 which is now the location of an Esso gas station.


Click for an Enlarged Constable Harold Mayes!The City of Lancaster was not without its own police force and among the force was one of the town's most memorable characters. His name was Harold Mayes. Early in his career, he experienced an automobile accident where the cause was reckless driving. After this experience, he made it his life's work to make sure that this would never happen again. Harold Mayes did his part by only allowing perfect drivers behind the wheel of a car. When they took a ride with Constable Harold Mayes, they were lucky to get their license on the first try.


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