Good morning friends.... keep up the shares of our page and the post. Only a few more days before the announcement of the winners of the coin for January.
Back Bay Farms
Photo taken in 1911 on Plume Street near the Arcade building. The last horse-drawn equipment was taken out of service in Norfolk in 1921.
Back Bay Farms
The Hope Fire Engine House on Chestnut Street between Payne and Norfolk & Southern Railroad at the intersection of Water Street in Berkley section of Norfolk. c 1898-1890
Katie Ed HarttoThe Firetruck Guru
Ok here is the book ! Given to me October 1959. It as you can see got a lot of use even my kids. Oh yeah I did do my time as a black coat in Rockledge Pa.
Perception vs Reality. Is this how the public, or city alderman, or the media sometimes view the fire service. Remember it's how we are perceived sometimes that becomes others reality. It is our job to project a positive attitude and image. And BTW Good Morning from The Firetruck Guru
Steve FradytoThe Firetruck Guru
The 1883 Rumsey hand engine from Healdsburg, California, in its original configuration (see earlier post showing it at a California Firemen's Muster Associationcompetition in Virginia City, Nevada.
Steve FradytoThe Firetruck Guru
This 1883 Rumsey hand engine was once part of the fire protection of the California wine country town of Healdsburg. For many years, it was a regular competitor in California Firemen's Muster Association competitions.
I thought it fitting this evening in lieu of all of the police unrest and shooting of officers that the Firetruck Guru say thank you to all of our law enforcement officers, that protect and serve the citizens of our country.
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