engine house

a building in which a fire engine is stationed.

Origin of engine house

First recorded in 1725–35

The boiler was a large one, and was built partly into, partly out of the engine-house.

Facing Death |G. A. Henty
I passed then, off to the engine-house, told the engineer to stop the engine and take the blast off, which he did.

Report of the Committee Appointed to Investigate the Railroad Riots in July, 1877 |Various
Aye, the three in the engine-house, how came I to forget them?

The House Under the Sea |Sir Max Pemberton
Jack did not stop till he reached the engine-house of the Vaughan mine.

Facing Death |G. A. Henty

Here the stranger visited the engine-house, and while he was talking with the engineer they came in sight.

Rick Dale, A Story of the Northwest Coast |Kirk Munroe