County To Show New Documentary About Doylestown Fire Company

DOYLESTOWN BOROUGH, PA — The Doylestown Historical Society has announced the latest in its video history series, "Doylestown Fire Company: No Longer a Bucket Brigade." The film will be screened on Sunday, Sept. 21, at 1 p.m. at the County Theater.

The new documentary delves into the rich history of the Doylestown Fire Company. Featuring a conversation with five current members of the company, the film explores the evolution of firefighting equipment, the rigorous training firefighters undergo, their experiences in the field, and tales of past fires within the community. A highlight of the documentary is an interview with the company's first female firefighter.

The Doylestown Fire Station. (Jeff Werner/Patch)

The County Theater is partnering with the Doylestown Fire Company and the Doylestown Historical Society to present the event. And representatives from both organizations will be on hand to introduce the film and lead a post-screening Q&A session. The Q&A will offer audiences a unique opportunity to engage directly with those who keep the community safe.

The program will last about one hour.

Tickets can be purchased through the County Theater’s website. Prices are $11.50 (general admission) and $8 for members of the nonprofit County Theater. Fifty-percent of all ticket sales will benefit the Doylestown Historical Society and the Doylestown Fire Company.

For more information, contact the County Theater at 215-345-6789 to reserve tickets.