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Rest In Peace Mr. Smith. I read a few of his books starting with Report From Engine Co. 82 and all were excellent. Report From Ground Zero might be his best.

I remember 13 being WNET also and Metromedia 5.

Rest In Peace.

Rough spot another 2 man area. You didn't work outside those buildings without your helmet anything could come out a window.

I know that place well I worked in the building many times. There used to be alot of businesses in there. There's a phone room behind E241 near where the bucket is. Funny thing is I repaired the phone in that big trailer years ago. The building itself is pretty beat up.

I'm no engineer or expert but just looking at the first pictures it just seemed like that building was gonna come down. When the slideshow got to the collapse pictures I'm thinking "I knew that building was coming down". I can't explain why that came into my head either.

I got a chance to see E224s quarters many times because one of our terminals was in the basement. It looked like a classic firehouse and good group of guys there no matter who was working. They'd always offer a cup of coffee and at one time I actually had to repair their phone so I sat around...

Across Hicks St, Grace Ct Alley has the old carriage houses.

Nice buildings on that block.

I saw an engine and BC coming across the VZ this morning on my way in.

Unfortunately your guess was correct. God rest their souls.

Thank you for the book info Willy.

C Model Macks were great looking rigs.

You're welcome 217. My dad was quite a bit older than Kevin, 84 at the time and he was also affected by Parkinson's which seriously affected his mobility and by the end of a 45 day stay he was up walking with a walker and minimal assistance. I'd guess Kevin's road will be somewhat easier if he's...

Happy New Year to everyone.

Good news. My dad was at Eger after a stroke they did a good job with him so he's in good hands.

over 20 min. unreal.

Rest In Peace Sir.

Merry Christmas to everyone here on the site and thanks for all the great information and discussion here.

There's a great color picture in John Calderone's ALF Tiller book of L127 after the fire when it was being removed.