The Siren Board

I don't know much about this SD-10. What I can tell you is that the siren is located at the Steel City Volunteer Fire Company off of Riverside Dr. I'm not sure if the siren is active or if the company has removed it.

The most creepiest siren recording I've ever recorded.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YPApPCOB-os

Managed to snap a picture of the Trexlertown STH-10. Just learned that this siren may be a 1956 STH-10. This was taken less than 15 feet away. It was the closest I ever been to a siren. It was huge. Wished it went off though. Oh well. What I heard from Rheems1 (I'm trying to be respectful, sorry if I'm not) that there's an ACA Screamer located in Emerald. Currently trying to find, but failed to do so. Not sure if it's active or not. If anybody knows where the exact location of the siren is, please let me know and I'll be greatly appreciated. Thanks!!

**UPDATE** The Model D on top of the Alburtis Fire Company is currently not active. The siren has been deactivated because the siren will go off randomly. The Alburtis Fire Company has plans to fix it.

about those mystery sirens can you post a few pics

Sure, it won't be right away because school. I want to do Catasaqua"s STH-10 too.

ok thanks

i want to hit Upper Milford, Catasaqua, try redoing Alburtis, and i knows there are a few Sterling M series sirens within the county. I have to find them. There's also an ACA Screamer located in Emerald. I can't though. I'll try and get some mystery sirens for you.

This STH-10 is located in Upper Milford at 6243 Chestnut Street. Requested by a siren enthusiasts, he asked me if I can find some mystery sirens. I will try my best.

This Sterling Little Giant is located at the Se-Wy-Co Fire Company. It's down off of some road called Kenny Headman Ln in Bethlehem. I'm not sure if this thing is even used anymore.