Keystone Fire Station Demolition | Harrisburg News

The historic Keystone Fire Company building in Columbia, a 127-year-old landmark built in 1899, is being demolished after storm damage made it structurally unsound. Despite three years of renovations, the owner faces a devastating loss as a major wall collapsed — damage too severe for restoration. The building holds deep community memories, and locals are mourning its loss. Efforts are underway to let residents keep a brick as a memento, while the site will likely be leveled with no immediate rebuild plans. Insurance assessments are ongoing, and borough officials call it a sad day for the community.

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