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That old No. 2 Engine House in Uptown Saint John wasn’t just a building — it was once a fully working fire station back in the late 1800s. Firefighters actually lived there while on duty, ready to rush out at a moment’s notice (long before modern fire trucks and sirens). Today it blends right into Uptown, but it’s a small reminder of how different city life was back then. Next time you walk by, you’re passing a real piece of Saint John history. | Renzbu WildLens