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Nice job. Presser. https://www.facebook.com/watch/live/?ref=notif&v=219008844361850&notif_id=1687263468132907&notif_t=live_video

Can’t help with the rig shot. I pulled that photo from this website. https://1940s.nyc/map#13.69/40.7093/-73.99397. I put in the addresses of some old firehouses to see what they looked like back in the 40’s. When this picture was taken, the doors just happen to be open.

Hey Cap. Here’s a photo of your house taken in the 1940’s. Looks like shirt, tie and cap was the dress code of the day.

Happy Birthday! Enjoy your special day.

I hear ya.

I know they are not on the National Registry of Historic Places but they should be. I’m sure there are more. Hope it’s a start.

Engine 33 / Ladder 9, 42 Great Jones Street. Landmark Status

Engine 23, 215 West 58 Street also has Landmark Status.

Squad 252, 617 Central Ave has Landmark Status.

Not sure when this picture was taken. Wooster Street.

Not sure if this fits the bill since it was a Fire Patrol FH but Anderson Cooper‘s residence has Landmark Status. The Wooster Street address has a retail space for lease sign in the window.