Old Betsy

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201 N Bridge St
Labelle, FL 33935
https://www.downtownlabelle.com

Old Betsy is a historic 1953 Ford fire truck that serves as a unique attraction in Downtown LaBelle, Florida. This vibrant piece of local history is prominently displayed, inviting visitors to engage with the community's rich heritage.

As part of the LaBelle Downtown Revitalization Corporation's efforts, Old Betsy symbolizes the artistic and cultural growth of the area, complementing various murals and public art projects that enhance the downtown experience. The truck stands as a testament to LaBelle's commitment to preserving its history while fostering a creative and connected community.

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Ariel W.
6/23/2025

As a fan of antique vehicles I was delighted to discover the historic firetruck, Old Betsy (1953-2006) in downtown LaBelle. She sits near the original location of the firehouse on Bridge Street....

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Bruce K.
3/1/2022

"Old Betsy" is LaBelle's 1953 Ford firetruck. She has been restored to her former beauty and is now on display as part of the downtown beautification project by the city. Located on an open space...

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