Queens 10-75 Box 9405

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132-55 41 Ave.  10-75 by L129
2 1/2 Story vacant P/D 20x40
On The 10-75, E289 4th Eng., Sq.288, L130 Fast, R4, 46Bn, 14 Div.
CIDS states 2nd floor of structure is weak.

 

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All hands working on arrival of the 52 Bn. Extra Engine & Truck requested..E316 & L152. 52 requested a T/L for the extra truck. Corrected address is 132-53 41 Ave. L152 directed to come in from Main Street towards College Point. Blvd.

 

[efd274]

First on scene photos

http://www.firstonscenephotos.com/FDNY/FDNY-Queens-Al-Flushing305/21793113_gPRk43#!i=1737453373&k=9xqWJDC

 

[efd274]

First Alarm
Engines: 273, 274, 324
Trucks: L129, TL138
BC52

 

[68jk09]

Nice shots of the legendary Yak #123 in FOS photos #s 5..13..14..& 16..........Looks like another ugly Comm / Residential will be replacing this fine old  structure.

 

[efd274]

Chief - well said on both items - I grew up in Flushing and as a youngster saw beautiful Queen Anne homes razed for post war apts particularly on 41st Avenue from 147 St to Union St in the mid 1950's to 1960.  In addition post war apts look so sterile - just don't have the character of the pre-war apts.  I think they call this progress!!