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We at MAFAA wish to thank everyone who came out to support the chapter at this years Summer Conference! We hosted over 80 apparatus from 8 states and over 200 registered guests! Both bus trips were sold out and our speakers were outstanding. Special thanks to Eric Fellows, Joe Mokrisky, John Gasper, and last but not least Michael Boynton. Stay tuned for photos and list of winners from the Saturday Muster!

Boscawen NH 1975 Mack MB - Ricky Hippler
Brockton Fire 1924 Seagrave - SQUAD A - Brockton MA Firefighters Local
1969 Oren 1250 CF -Carmel, NY Dan Halpert
Monson Bellman 1934 Seagrave Ladder Tiller
Lindenwold NJ - American Lafrance Century - Doug Boudrow
Luverne MN 1957 Seagrave - Dan Kamp
Mass DCR 6-5 1964 Dodge Power Wagon Forestry
Taftville 1915 Cadillac Type 51- Scott Boenig
1926 American Lafrance Type 39 Victory #2 - Terry Fix
St Louis. 1926 Ahrens Fox Howard Lane
1923 St Paul MN Pumper - Brian Anderson Sr
1861 Button Handtub -Okommakamesit
1926 City Service Ladder - Gardner MA - Zuba Bros
1979 CF700 - West Frankfort ME - Leo Szymanski
1976 F Model- Armonk NY Dennis Ordyna
1983 Dash - Deep River Ct - Ernie Cabral / Jeb Barton
1988 Seagrave Pumper Glen Cove NY- Corey Reynolds
1903 Howe Handtub - Wilmington MA - Brian Anderson Jr
1923 MAXIM - NORTHBOROUGH MA
1940 Seagrave - Uxbridge Fire Museum
1955 ALF 700 Series- Larned FD- Steve Nunes
1967 GMC/Maxim Surry NH- Kyle Chapin
1972 Mack R Model - Millbury MA- Mark Strom
1976 Pierce Mini Pumper Central Village CT- Krause
1982 Broad Brook Ct- Lynn Simpkin
1989 Ford F8000 Bellows Falls VT- Derek Chapin
1957 Seagrave Ladder - St Paul MN- Dan Kamp
1974 Maxim - Chester NH - Steve Goldsmith
"BRAKE ISSUES"
1990 E - One - Carlisle MA Eng7
Medway MA Engine 1 - S Model Maxim
Club meeting @ 11am during Boston Fire Prevention Day Castle Island, South Boston
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Bridgewater , MA

Lee , MA

Concord, NH

S Boston , MA

Medfield , MA
We want to thank everyone who came out on this beautiful day. ! We had 24 vehicles participate in this year's muster. Thank you to All People Church for again hosting us, Wilmington Police and Wilmington Fire for assistance with the parade, and all the vendors, apparatus owners, and the public for your continued support of our organization! We hope to see many more trucks at Summer National in Marlborough.
2026 Muster Award Winners:
Kid’s Choice Award- J. McGonagle 1971 Mack CF Aerialscope. Malden MA
Tom Hooker / Hard Luck Award - Bud Harris - Maxim Pumper (fuel pump issues!)
Furthest Distance Traveled - B. Clark 1982 ALF Century Pumper - Colchester Ct
Oldest Department Owned - Town of Andover MA 2005 Pierce Dash 105’ Aerial
"Ladder 2"
Oldest Non-Motorized - B. Anderson Jr - 1903 Howe Hand Tub - Wilmington MA
Lee Soderbeck/MAFAA President’s Award - B. Galvin - 1974 Mack CF600 Pumper - N Reading Eng 7
Alexander “Sandy” Angus Award/Dedication to Preservation - J. Crosby- 1969 Crown Firecoach - San Mateo E-127
Alan R. McDonald Award/-Best in Service - Town of Middleton MA 2026 KME Pumper
"Engine 1"
Norman “Shultzie” Stone Award/Judge’s Choice - Lexington Ma Fire - 2007 Checvy 5500 Kodiak -Forestry 1
Joseph A. Klein Award/Photographer’s Choice - J. McGonagle 1971 Mack CF Aerialscope. Malden MA
Robert “Maxim” Beals Award/Favorite Maxim - S. Provencher - 1975 Maxim Pumper Wareham MA
Dan Buckley Award/Oldest Private Motorized - S. Goldsmith 1927 Reo Pumper
Joseph Kelly McGonnell Award - Cleanest Apparatus- D. Boudrow - 1984 ALF Century - Lindenwold NJ Engine
All People Church Favorite Apparatus- R. Harris Sr 1971 Maxim S Model Worcester MA
Ray Pope Award/Best Of Show Runner-Up -J. Ditonno 1927 Maxim B50 Pumper -Ditonno Fire
Thomas G. Buckle Award/Best Of Show -W. DeCost - 1942 Ford /American LaFrance -Breezy Hill F.D.

The Massachusetts Antique Fire Apparatus Association Inc. (MAFAA) was founded as a local group in early 1977, a local chapter of the Society for the Preservation and Appreciation of Antique Motorized Fire Apparatus in America (SPAAMFAA) located in Syracuse, New York. MAFAA is now a registered 501(c)3 Non-Profit Charitable Organization.
The purpose of this the organization is to promote and preserve antique motorized fire apparatus. HOWEVER, YOU DO NOT NEED TO OWN APPARATUS TO BELONG! We welcome anyone with an interest in the history of the fire service! Currently, we have approximately 100 members. It is open to all upon application to the Board of Directors.
Annual Dues are $20 for an active member, family memberships ($20 for the first member and $5 for each additional member), $50 for an Affiliate (fire department, museum or groups) and $300 for life membership.
A general monthly meeting is held bi-monthly on the first Sunday of every month (excluding summer months) at a different location throughout the eastern part of the state.
An Annual Fire Apparatus Parade, show and flea market is held in June. We publish a quarterly newsletter (The Box Alarm) with a calendar of events, for sale section, wanted page plus articles & photos relating to antique fire apparatus. We always welcome and encourage member submissions.
ApparatusSafetyRules 2026.docx (pdf)
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