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ANTIQUE FIRE EQUIPMENT SHOWROOM,
Future Home of Berthoud Hose Company No. 1

Golf Balls on Fire 3rd Annual Golf Tournament

*Player Entry Donations must be received on or before Monday, May 13th, 2024* Join the Retired Berthoud Firefighters as we host our 3rd Annual Caretakers of Tradition "Golf Balls On Fire" 4 Person Scramble Charity Golf Tournament at the Mariana Butte Golf Course. PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING FOR TICKET PRICING. $175 per Individual golfer. $700 per 4 person team. Sponsorships ranging from $150 to $500. Check out the "Sponsor our 2024 Golf Tournament" section on our home page for more info and to purchase your Sponsorship. You may also donate any amount to help us reach our goal if you are unable to attend. Click on the "Read More" button below for more information on the tournament.


  • Date: 5/20/2024 08:00 AM
  • Location: Mariana Butte Drive, Loveland, CO, USA (Map)
  • More Info: Mariana Butte Golf Course

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Sponsor our Golf Balls on Fire 3rd Annual Golf Tournament

Help support us in building the Antique Fire Equipment Showroom, Future Home of Berthoud Hose Company No. 1, by becoming a Sponsor for our 2024 Golf Balls on Fire Tournament. Choose from varying levels of sponsorship depending on how you are able to contribute to our fund. Each level of sponsorship comes with benefits so be sure to click the "Read More" button below.


  • Date: 5/20/2024 08:00 AM
  • Location: Mariana Butte Drive, Loveland, CO, USA (Map)
  • More Info: Mariana Butte Golf Course

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$25

Donation Amount

The Caretakers of Tradition is a Colorado nonprofit, 501-c3 whose members are past firefighters with the Berthoud Fire Protection District. Our mission is to preserve the history of the community volunteer fire and rescue services and to exhibit these historical items for educational purposes. The two major components of our preservation efforts are the 1888 firefighting hose cart, that was assigned to the Berthoud Hose Company No.1 in 1889 and the 1927 GMC fire truck, the first motorized apparatus purchase by the Town of Berthoud. Our nonprofit has recently invested over $20,000.00 and more than 400 volunteer hours in the restoration efforts of these historic pieces. 

With your help, our next project involves a community fundraising effort designed to fund an addition to the southeast corner of Fire Station One that will allow us to display these objects to the public. It is our belief that these unique, one-of-a-kind, irreplaceable pieces are valuable educational tools that represent the advancement of community fire protection, as well as an example of the true dedication of the pioneer Berthoud firefighters that were willing to volunteer to protect the lives and property of the early Berthoud citizens. 

If you agree that this community project is essential to the preservation of our history, please join us and encourage your friends and neighbors to join as well. The campaign to fund this construction project is estimated to be approximately $200,000.00. Donations are not only tax deductible, but also contributors will be recognized on our planned “Wall of Flame” in the new exhibit area.
Berthoud Hose Company #1 & the Hose Cart

Berthoud Hose Company #1 & the Hose Cart

Learn of the important role Berthoud Hose Company #1 and the very first hose cart played in Berthoud's history.

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The 1927 GMC Firetruck

The 1927 GMC Firetruck

Here is a brief history of the GMC truck's role in Berthoud Fire.

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  • P.O. Box 570 Berthoud, CO 80513, USA

Caretaker's Officers Fire Chief John Beck, retired 970-290-2511 Asst. Chief Pete Cowdin, retired 970-443-4950 Lieutenant Paul Rimsky, retired 970-290-2317 Fire Chief John Erickson, retired 970-532-2163 Fire Chief Jerry Ward, retired 970-290-1468