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Thanks Signal, I must have missed it in the Zagat Restaurant Reviews.

Restaurant? Ok.

A day late as usual but I still wish you a happy, healthy, safe and grand birthday! Thank you for all you do!

Many happy returns of the day Sir!

If my feeble mind serves me, I believe that they had one years ago but it didn't last long.

Radio Mechanic (I guess if it were changed it would be "Communications Annalist and Restoration Technician.)

Is Gerstenlager still in business?

Uniform "savers"

Rest In Peace Lieutenant and may God comfort your immediate and firehouse families.

"Tap In"-Using the telegraph key to advise the dispatcher you were back in quarters during the pre-radio days. "Tap Out"-Member sick or injured and going on medical leave.

Nice to "meet" you Cap. Have a long and enjoyable stay here.

Wwwwwwwoooork? Did you say work? Oh no!

Are you referring to E31's old quarters on Lafayette Street? If so, I think, although not certain, back in the day it was used for a horse stable. Could be wrong.

He looks just like his dad. Congratulations Captain Guzzo and best wishes for your loooong retirement.

I recall my dad telling me that his company, E16, would go downtown to the ferry terminal, take a sail across the bay and relocate to the old quarters of E154 on Hannah street. 154's buff would be seated between the MPO and the officer to act as the "tour guide" if they got a run.

Unfortunately Mack, the site owner posted a while back that he was not adding any longer. As you see, it's a great site with a great deal of information. Enjoy what's here.

International Harvester, not a Ward LaFrance

It's on a private yard shed whose rear faces a car dealership's lot and William Penn Highway.

Saw this on the side of a shed in Easton, Pa facing a major roadway and wanted to share!

Wow, it's unusual to see practically the whole battalion back filled with relocators.