2-police-wagon-with-offender outside Dents -1905

Thanks to Chesterfield Museum

Corporation Street Chesterfield.- 1906

Thanks to Mick Walpole

The First Fire Men in 1901 on Theatre Yard off Low Pavement. The Sound Fire Men Ten years later in 1911, the Fire Brigade, still seeking to improve the efficiency of its fire long equipment, purchased a new motor fire engine at a cost of £1,000 from Merryweather & Sons, capable of pumping 450 gallons aa minute. At the same time an extension was made to the Fire Station to accommodate the new engine.

Thanks to Alan Taylor

Chesterfield Fire Brigade displaying their old and new appliances in 1911.

Thanks to Neil Botham

Police station at Beetwell St & Tontine Rd during the 20's.

Thanks to Neil Botham

A police parade, including a Ford Pilot and Fordson vans, 1920's.

Thanks to Alan Taylor

Police and Fire Station at the junction of Tontine Road and Beetwell Street in the 1930.

Thanks to Alan Taylor

Thanks to Neil Botham

Police station at Beetwell St & Tontine Rd during the 30's

Thanks to Neil Botham

Police officers assembled outside Beetwell Street polices station Chesterfield in around 1940.

Thanks to Alan Taylor

Derbyshire Constabulary traffic officers, based at Chesterfield division in the 1940's.

Thanks to Alan Taylor

Special constables 256, Derby County and Borough police, working in the control room of Chesterfield Police Station in around 1968.

Thanks to Alan Taylor

Behind the taller block was Theatre Yard, where a playhouse once stood and, later, a yard where firemen drilled with their appliances. To the right is Falcon Yard, by the building used at one time as a charge room by the police. - 1982.

Thanks to Alan Tay;or

Fire Station 1991.

Thanks to Alan Taylor

Old police station and fire station on New Beetwell Street. Demolished to make way for the new library.

Thanks to Rob Marriott