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Update on story... Lester Holt show tonite

2 arrested and charged with murder in this case.

For Robert Foti, Jr. My wife Mary and I moved to Harmony at Brookberry Farm, here in Winston-Salem. Your late grandfather, Joe, was our next door neighbor. The day I met him, he was proudly wearing his FDNY cap. I asked him if he had been on the job, and he told me about your dad. I could see...

Ain't she sharp

My favorite rearmount.. Ladder 732's American LaFrance

Spell Check ..great

Grest looking house:E.277 L.112

Hmmm!! There's a site for that?

I love these Bronx stories..keep on posting!

Again, credit to Mike..Ladder 32 had an FWD tractor pulling the Seagrave tiller.

Mike Boucher's Engine 62 history confirmed my memory..1946 Ward LaFrance.

3576...I used to live at 3502 Hull Ave. Apt.4a until 1951. I think E.62 had a Ward LaFrance and L.32 had an International tractor pulling 75' tiller.

Sorry for the spelling errors

Just remembered to red, battery powered TNT trucks in and out of WWoodlawn gate at E.211 st and Perry Ave., The Bronx.

Love the pic of ladder 3..just the top fly showing. I remember 39 trucks top fly sticking out the back window of the bay on E.233 st. Parked in the other bay was the Miners and sappers yellow Chevy or International rig. TNT was stored in Woodlawn. This in the 40's and early 50''s.

Watch Lester Holt tonite with story about this fire.

No matter how busy the boro was, especially during the "war years", all of the dispatchers remained calm on the air and at all the positions. My favorite Brooklyn voices were Warren Fuchs, Dick Lang, Frank Holt, Harold Goldberg, Ronnie Poe (spelling?), etc. Can't remember his name but was known...

Or this for D.7