A souvenir worth saving

Related: Kevin Weibel stands in the showroom that displays souvenirs on Jan. 17, 2017. Weibel renovated the old Sandusky firehouse to suit the needs of his business, Harbourview Products International.The old Sandusky firehouse on West Market Street was purchased by Kevin Weibel, who has renovated it to house his business, Harbourview Products International.Souvenir cups and other items sit on shelves in the showroom of Kevin Weibel's business, Harbourview Products International, located in the old Sandusky firehouse on West Market Street.The warehouse for Kevin Weibel's business, Harbourview Productions International, preserved the original floors and firepoles from when Sandusky first responders worked out of there when it was a firehouse. The second floor of the former Sandusky firehouse on West Market Street has been renovated into a game room and bar for Kevin Weibel's business, Harbourview Productions International. The game room features air hockey and foosball among other classic arcade favorites.Magnets and other souvenirs sit on display inside the showroom of Kevin Weibel's business, Harbourview Productions International, located in the old Sandusky firehouse on West Market Street. His showroom features magnets, plush dolls, keychains, ceramics, cups and other products "to generate ideas and inspiration for customers" A fully functional firepole remains next to a couch at the old firehouse on West Market Street in downtown Sandusky. When Kevin Weibel renovated the firehouse to suit the needs for his business, Harbourview Productions International, he left many of the former firehouse's items intact.