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E 28 and L 28 in the same quarters

Another hint is the fire escapes

What a great ride we had, right guys. Thanks for the memories

Congratulations to my mutual partner Mark Guerra in 112, and to Malcolm Moore from his time in 214. Congratulations to all, very well deserved.

I remember one day tour I was detailed to 7 truck maybe 1969 or 1970 and they had a wooden spare. Here I am riding in Manhattan on an old ladder that I remember from my father’s company when I was about 5 or 6 some 20 years ago. Another day I was detailed to E 16 and as I was leaving and the...

A job well done to all who served.

Oct. 17 1966, we lost 12 brave firefighters at the 23rd street fire. Continue to rest in peace brothers. Never Forget.

L 155 was housed with 308 before moving in with 302

24 years ago 17 sailors were killed on the USS Cole.

I agree with you 100%, Mark and I were mutual partners in 112. He is one of the best and brightest. I wish him all the best.

As a member of the 9/14/68 class, I am honored to be associated with some of the greatest firefighters ever. Our class holds the record for being hired in the least amount of time from the written test to being sworn in. Written test in June, proby school September 14. So I want to give a big...

Hollis Hogs

The old fire boat Harvey is moored there next to pier 66. I was on her 3 weeks ago. Still runs and pumps like a champ.

When 277 and 112’s house was demolished to build a new one, I kept a brick from the old place for a little memento. Never got to work in the new house. Good luck Elmhurst Eagles

Street justice

Willy, you nailed it. Did I work 3 jobs sometimes, yes. But I had the best job there is, and I will always hold my head high, just like all firefighters can. Some things money can’t buy.

I can see the smile on Grandpa’s face from my house, right John! A great picture for a great family.

RIP Engine Co. 212

I knew Jerry since he was about 15, when he buffed E 5. Little did I know how far in life he would go. Gone way too soon. Rest in Peace.

Sounds like some firehouses of yesteryear 🤬