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The old hose drying tower in Hallowell is one of only a few of its kind left in New England. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal
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    The old hose drying tower in Hallowell is one of only a few of its kind left in New England.

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    Hallowell city historian Sumner Webber shows the pegs that held ropes in the old hose drying tower in the Hallowell fire house.

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    The ropes hanging in the old hose drying tower are seen in this photo taken in the Hallowell fire house.

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    The Hallowell fire house, opened in 1829 as a town hall, caught fire in the 1930s.

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    This banner is on display in the Hallowell fire house.

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    Ropes hanging in the old hose drying tower are seen in this photo taken in the Hallowell fire house.

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