Closed Fire Stations
- Fire Station # 22: Coliseum Area—4366 S. Main St (Open in 10/26/1948 and closed in 01/22/1980)
- Fire Station # 30: Industrial Eastside—1401 S. Central Ave (Open in 1913 and closed in 1980) Now The African American Firefighter Museum
- Fire Station # 31: Coliseum Area—700 W. Slauson Ave (Open in 1929 and closed in 1971)
- Fire Station # 32: Angeleno Heights—2930 W. First St (Open on February 3, 1915 and closed in 1972)
- Fire Station # 45: Hancock Park—947 S. Norton Ave (Open in 1924 and closed in 1987)
- Fire Station # 53: Ports O' Call / San Pedro—438 N. Mesa St (Open in 1951 and closed in 2001)
- Fire Station # 54: Southwest LA / Hyde Park—5730 Angeles Mesa Dr. (Open in 1924 and closed in 1989)
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