Long before there was a firehouse, this land belonged to the Sexton sisters: trailblazing photographers who set up a photography tent on this very site.

When the cost of calling Ticonderoga's fire department rose to $100 a call, the townspeople of Hague decided it was time to take care of their own, and the Hague Volunteer Fire Department was born.

As the department grew it needed more space! The current building was constructed on land generously donated by neighbor Bertha Barton Burt.

The Hague Firehouse Restaurant opened its doors to the public after Sheri DeLarm and Cris Ginn saw something special and transformed the building into a warm, welcoming restaurant overlooking Hague Brook. They honored the building's history at every turn, and we are proud to carry that torch.

The Sullivan family purchased the firehouse so we could carry its legacy forward with deep gratitude and a whole lot of love.

Callie has spent 35 years visiting Northern Lake George with her late husband’s family, the Sullivans. Her children, Jessie, Lila, and Tiger are also committed to sharing the joy and connection that they feel at their family table in Lake George.

Sullivan’s Firehouse is a tribute to the extraordinary times shared here with their dad Tighe, with friends, and with a landscape that has shaped who they are.