Comments from Mike Murphy:

Grafton had 3 Hand Tubs. All were purchased in 1852.
The Emperor, which was in New England Village. (North Grafton)
The Rescue, which was in Grafton Center.
The Blackstone, which was in Fisherville. (South Grafton)
The only original Fire Station that is standing is the one in South Grafton.
The Federal Government spent over $60,000.00 restoring the station. I don't
believe the restoration is complete. All three of the tubs were  sold in the
20s'-30's to a collector. The Emperor was purchased by Charlie Bolack
and it is in his trust. The Rescue has not been touched as far as any type of
restoration goes. The Blackstone is in a private collection in Phoenix, AZ.
    http://www.hallofflame.org/handhorsedrawn4.htm
The Emperor received a paint job and does not work.  I believe the
Blackstone is fully functional.  The Rescue is by far the most ornate
of all three of the tubs. This was do to the fact that it was Grafton Center
and it was where all the money was in Town so the Firefighters spent some on
making it look good. The first Board of Fire Engineers which where the Chiefs
were the Mill Owners. None of the Tubs have pumped water in over 75 years.
I do have photos of the original horse drawn ladder truck. I was a member of
Ladder 1 also for 17 years.  If you need help with photos of the rigs feel free
to ask.  I would love to get a restoration of the Tub from the Center.  I had
people lined up to do it but it was stalled.