FDNY and NYC Firehouses and Fire Companies
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JOR176 said:mack said:Old Pirsch ad:
What company?
Might be L26 as they were in the left bay looking at the FH.
Ladder 26 former firehouse 52 E 114th Street:
Ladder 26 1904-1960
Ladder 26-2 from 1904-1946 and 1957-1959
Water Tower 4 from 1904-1957
Battalion 16 from 1936-1940
Note - This firehouse had two hook and ladder companies and a water tower unit in service during most of its service protecting East Harlem.
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Photo is of L26's 1953 Pirsch rolling out of their old 52 E. 114th St. firehouse. Three 1953 Pirsch 85ft. aerials were originally assigned to 26, 31 & 123. FDNY specs at that time asked for NO cab doors.mack said:Old Pirsch ad:
What company?
Engine 80/Ladder 23 Firehouse 503 W 139th Street Hamilton Heights, Manhattan 6th Division, 16th Battalion
Engine 80 organized 503 W 139th Street w/Engine 80-2 1905
Engine 80-2 organized 503 W 139th Street w/Engine 80 1905
Engine 80-2 disbanded 1915
Ladder 23 organized 504 W 140th Street 1898
Ladder 23 moved 503 139th Street at Engine 80 1918
Division 5 located at 503 W 139th Street at Engine 80 1930-1949, 1951-1990
503 W 139th Street firehouse:
http://sideways.nyc/2017/07/engine-80-ladder-23/
504 W 140th Street former firehouse:
https://www.ccny.cuny.edu/facilities/fire-house-art-studio
Engine 80:
Ladder 23:
Engine 80/Ladder 23 1st Due 6th Alarm Box 1622 565 W 144th Street November 17, 2017:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmtRCTTohCc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iofVGABnYY
Engine 80/Ladder 23:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQFjxBEQr3Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSZMRuiuPfU
Ladder 23 Medals:
FF JOHN A. KUCH, MAY 31, 1906 HURLEY MEDAL
Rescued overcome members of Engine 37 at 72 Manhattan Avenue cellar fire.
FF JOHN A. BOWLER, JUN. 7, 1936 TREVOR-WARREN
FF WILLIAM J. REILY, JUN. 7, 1936 DEPARTMENT
FF THOMAS F. VAUGHAN, MAR. 5, 1938 SCOTT
FF CHRISTIAN DAHL, MAR. 5, 1952 DOUGHERTY
FF BOLLING D. BURRELL, NOV. 15,1952 DELEHANTY
FF FRANCIS E. SMITH, NOV. 11, 1956 DOUGHERTY
FF JOSEPH LOGOZO, MAY 27, 1977 PRENTICE
FF JAMES E. CROSBY, MAR. 30, 1979 THIRD ALARM
FF JAMES E. CROSBY, NOV. 16, 1980 SIGNAL 77
FF ROBERT M. MARCOUX, OCT. 29, 1985, AMERICAN LEGION
FF ROBERT M. MARCOUX, MAR. 14, 1988, HUGH BONNER
FF NELSON BRASWELL, JUN. 27, 1988 TUTTLEMONDO
LT MICHAEL J. PUFFIFERRI, SEP. 29, 1992 WAGNER
FF THOMAS P. MC KIERNAN, DEC. 28, 1995 HUGH BONNER
Engine 80 LODD:
CAPT JOHN RYAN, April 8, 1907
Ladder 23 LODD:
FF GEORGE B. WEILL, February 22, 1945
RIP. Never forget.
Neighborhood:
Vinegar Hill History:
http://harlembespoke.blogspot.com/2010/09/walk-harlems-vinegar-hill.html
http://harlembespoke.blogspot.com/2014/03/remember-when-west-harlem-was-irish.html
Hamilton Heights:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamilton_Heights,_Manhattan
Engine 80 organized 503 W 139th Street w/Engine 80-2 1905
Engine 80-2 organized 503 W 139th Street w/Engine 80 1905
Engine 80-2 disbanded 1915
Ladder 23 organized 504 W 140th Street 1898
Ladder 23 moved 503 139th Street at Engine 80 1918
Division 5 located at 503 W 139th Street at Engine 80 1930-1949, 1951-1990
503 W 139th Street firehouse:
http://sideways.nyc/2017/07/engine-80-ladder-23/
504 W 140th Street former firehouse:
https://www.ccny.cuny.edu/facilities/fire-house-art-studio
Engine 80:
Ladder 23:
Engine 80/Ladder 23 1st Due 6th Alarm Box 1622 565 W 144th Street November 17, 2017:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmtRCTTohCc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iofVGABnYY
Engine 80/Ladder 23:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQFjxBEQr3Y
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSZMRuiuPfU
Ladder 23 Medals:
FF JOHN A. KUCH, MAY 31, 1906 HURLEY MEDAL
Rescued overcome members of Engine 37 at 72 Manhattan Avenue cellar fire.
FF JOHN A. BOWLER, JUN. 7, 1936 TREVOR-WARREN
FF WILLIAM J. REILY, JUN. 7, 1936 DEPARTMENT
FF THOMAS F. VAUGHAN, MAR. 5, 1938 SCOTT
FF CHRISTIAN DAHL, MAR. 5, 1952 DOUGHERTY
FF BOLLING D. BURRELL, NOV. 15,1952 DELEHANTY
FF FRANCIS E. SMITH, NOV. 11, 1956 DOUGHERTY
FF JOSEPH LOGOZO, MAY 27, 1977 PRENTICE
FF JAMES E. CROSBY, MAR. 30, 1979 THIRD ALARM
FF JAMES E. CROSBY, NOV. 16, 1980 SIGNAL 77
FF ROBERT M. MARCOUX, OCT. 29, 1985, AMERICAN LEGION
FF ROBERT M. MARCOUX, MAR. 14, 1988, HUGH BONNER
FF NELSON BRASWELL, JUN. 27, 1988 TUTTLEMONDO
LT MICHAEL J. PUFFIFERRI, SEP. 29, 1992 WAGNER
FF THOMAS P. MC KIERNAN, DEC. 28, 1995 HUGH BONNER
Engine 80 LODD:
CAPT JOHN RYAN, April 8, 1907
Ladder 23 LODD:
FF GEORGE B. WEILL, February 22, 1945
RIP. Never forget.
Neighborhood:
Vinegar Hill History:
http://harlembespoke.blogspot.com/2010/09/walk-harlems-vinegar-hill.html
http://harlembespoke.blogspot.com/2014/03/remember-when-west-harlem-was-irish.html
Hamilton Heights:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamilton_Heights,_Manhattan
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mack said:
Engine 80 moved to 69/28 and Ladder 23 moved to 37/40 on November 28, 2008 after a fire in their quarters.
Does anyone recall how long they were relocated?
The companies also relocated again for renovations in 2014.
Does anyone know those dates?
fdhistorian said:
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/8-firefighters-hurt-firehouse-blaze-article-1.334009
From NYC Firenet:
Hamilton Heights, Manhattan, NY, 11/28/08
Address: Quarters of E80, TL23 - 503 W139 st @ Hamilton Place
19:34 hours
Phone Box 1584 - Report of fire from a firehouse
Engs. 37, 84, 47, 69*, 59*
L40, L30, L28*
E80, TL23 re-directed back to quarters
Battalion 14
(*multiple companies responded from previous box)
10-75-1584 - 19:36 hours
E37: Urgent! 10-75, the firehouse, second floor!
L34 is the FAST truck
Battalion 16
Battalion 14 is designated the 10-75 chief
Rescue 3
Squad 41
Division 6
7-5-1584 - 19:43 hours
Battalion 16: We're using All-Hands, fire on the 2nd floor of the firehouse, 1 line stretched in operation, trucks are opening up.
RAC1
Fire Building Height/Size-up:
50x70 3 story firehouse
Exposures are:
1 - street
2 - 5 story MD
3 - unknown
4 - alley
2-2-1585 - 19:49 hours
Division 6: We're going to make this a second alarm, we got a fire on the 2nd floor, we've got 2 hand lines stretched, in operation, fire is Doubtful.
Engs. 67, 60, 76
E72 w/ Satellite 2
L26 S/C
Safety, Rescue Battalion
Battalion 12 (Safety Officer)
Battalion 13 (Resource Unit Leader)
Tactical Support 1
FieldCom
Command Tactical Unit
19:52 hours
L16 is 10-8 in L30's response area
19:54 hours
Car 4H (DAC James Manahan, Deputy Assistant Chief of Operations - Planning & Strategy) is responding
19:55 hours - Duration 20 minutes
DC6: At 2nd Alarm Box 1584, we have 2 line stretched in operation, one on the 2nd floor, one on the 3rd, we have extension from the second floor to the third floor, we have fire out the skylight on the roof, trucks are opening up, searches are underway.
E40 is 10-8 in E37's area
19:57 hours
E50 is 10-8 in E69's response area
19:59 hours
L29 is 10-8 in L34's response area
20:00 hours
The Staging area is Hamilton Place between W137 and W138 sts
20:00 hours - Duration 28 minutes
DC6: Hamilton Place and W139 st will work better as a staging area. We have 3rd and 4th handlines stretched, fire on the 3rd floor, fire is darkening down on the 2nd floor, searches are in progress, and fire is still very Doubtful.
20:02 hours
DC6: Send us an extra truck above the second alarm, have them respond right in front of the building.
TL14 S/C
20:03 hours
Car 4H is 10-84
20:04 hours
Battalion 49 is relocating to Battalion 16
20:06 hours - Duration 34 minutes
DC6: Progress report for 2nd alarm Box 1584, fire is darkening down on the 2nd floor, we have fire extended to the 3rd floor and into the cockloft, we're still Doubtful, searches still underway.
20:09 hours
Car 1E (Commissioner's Liaison) is responding
20:10 hours
DC6: Special call 2 more trucks to this box
TL45, L43 S/C
20:10 hours
TL117 is relocating to TL14
20:10 hours
DC6: Have 45 and 43 come to the front of the fire building
20:13 hours
DC6: Have the trucks come in either way, report with their 10-foot hooks. Mixer-off message please
20:18 hours
Car 14C (Fire Marshal) is 10-84
20:20 hours - Duration 48 minutes
DC6: Box 1584, primary searches on the 2nd floor are negative, primaries on the 3rd floor are still in progress. Fire is darkening down on the 2nd and 3rd floors. We have small pockets of fire in the floor and ceiling, still Doubtful.
20:22 hours - Duration 49 minutes
DC6: Box 1584, the primary on the 3rd floor is negative, we're going to Probably Will Hold at this time.
Command Tactical Unit is 10-8
20:30 hours
FieldCom: Please have Building Maintenance respond to the scene.
20:30 hours
L154 is relocating to L26
20:37 hours - Duration 1 hour 5 minutes
FC: Progress report number 6 for Manhattan 2nd alarm Box 1584, that's the quarters of E80 at 503 W139 st between Amsterdam Ave and Hamilton Place, fire on the 2nd and 3rd floors: Car 4 Henry, Deputy Assistant Chief Manahan reports: Secondary searches on the top floor complete and negative.
20:41 hours
FC: Box 1584, by orders of Car 4H, special call Mobile Command Center 2
E93 w/ Mobile Command Center 2 S/C
20:41 hours
FC: Have MCC come south on Amsterdam Ave, they can contact us on channel 5
20:43 hours - Duration 1 hour 11 minutes
FC: Progress report #7 and final progress report for Manhattan 2nd alarm Box 1584, quarters of E80 at 503 W139 st, Car 4 Henry reports: Secondary searches throughout are complete and negative, fire is Under Control
20:44 hours
FC: Box 1584, by orders of Car 4H, special call 2 additional ladder companies for salvage.
TL22, L55 S/C
22:05 hours
TL35 S/C
Ladder 23 was only in their own house for 20 years (1898-1918). Is this is a record for the least amount of time in a permanent quarters? Also, a lot of companies were only combined in the 40's and 50's. I wonder what the reason was for moving the truck.
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After 2nd section of E80 was disbanded in 1915 their big 2-bay firehouse had lots of room.soda-acid said:
soda-acid said:
Engine 40 and Ladder 35 had new quarters built for them in 1961:
Redevelopment and construction of a high rise building 27 years later required Engine 40 and Ladder 35 to vacate those quarters. Their new firehouse is on the ground floor of the high rise that was built:
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Nothing beats E89/L39 which were both organized at 1799-1st Avenue on Feb 1, 1909 then disbanded Jan. 1, 1916 with E89 getting reorganized as E91-2 and L39 moving up to the Bronx replacing Combination Engine Co. 69 on E. 233rd St.
guitarman314 said:Nothing beats E89/L39 which were both organized at 1799-1st Avenue on Feb 1, 1909 then disbanded Jan. 1, 1916 with E89 getting reorganized as E91-2 and L39 moving up to the Bronx replacing Combination Engine Co. 69 on E. 233rd St.
Marine 8 had new quarters at the foot of 52nd street in 1962 and was disbanded in 1970 after only 8 years.
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mack said:soda-acid said:
Engine 49 on Welfare Island had a new firehouse built in 1949 and then was disbanded 9 years later in 1958.
I believe this was the new firehouse:
Old Engine 49 firehouse in background:
A new firehouse was built on Roosevelt Island in 1981, after 49 was disbanded, potentially for 260, and was never assigned a regular engine or ladder.
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Mack, in no way am I doubting your facts or wisdom, but, are you sure 49 used that second house on Welfare Island? I thought is was being built for them when they were disbanded and that only the Mask Service Unit used it.
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I was wondering how the Department determines new firehouse locations. Example what was behind the decision to construct two houses (53/43 & 35/14) on 3rd Avenue in Manhattan approximately 22 blocks apart or build a new house on St. John's Place in Brooklyn (234/123) 11 blocks from an existing house (280/132).
memory master said:
Manhattan - No - I am not sure that Engine 49 actually used the second Welfare Island firehouse in the picture. You are probably right. I used the date listed in Mike Boucher's history for a move into a new Welfare Island firehouse in 1949. Engine 49's first firehouse was listed as built in 1882. Engine 49 was disbanded in 1958 before this picture was taken. Welfare Island became home of FDNY's Fire Academy in 1962.
1960s Originally Blackwell's Island (renamed Welfare Island, then renamed Roosevelt Island) firehouse built 1882 (pictures taken FDNY Fire Academy):
1960s Welfare Island FDNY Fire Academy:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/fdnyhome/sets/72157629548038400/
1970 Welfare Island FDNY Mask Service Unit:
Current Roosevelt Island FDNY SOC firehouse:
Collyer's Mansion Condition Origin
Homer Lusk Collyer (November 6, 1881 ? March 21, 1947) and Langley Wakeman Collyer (October 3, 1885 ? c. March 9, 1947), known as the Collyer brothers, were two brothers from Harlem who became infamous for their bizarre natures and compulsive hoarding. For decades, the two lived in seclusion in their Harlem brownstone at 2078 Fifth Avenue (at the corner of 128th Street) where they obsessively collected books, furniture, musical instruments, and myriad other items, with booby traps set up in corridors and doorways to ensnare intruders. In March 1947, both were found dead in their home surrounded by over 140 tons of collected items that they had amassed over several decades. Since the 1960s, the site of the former Collyer house has been a pocket park, named for the brothers. - from http://harlemworldmag.com/56456-2/
Video of NYPD entering Collyer Brothers Harlem home:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXPt1-QrJR4
Collyer Brothers history:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81jV9D8FiFA
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collyer_brothers
Homer Lusk Collyer (November 6, 1881 ? March 21, 1947) and Langley Wakeman Collyer (October 3, 1885 ? c. March 9, 1947), known as the Collyer brothers, were two brothers from Harlem who became infamous for their bizarre natures and compulsive hoarding. For decades, the two lived in seclusion in their Harlem brownstone at 2078 Fifth Avenue (at the corner of 128th Street) where they obsessively collected books, furniture, musical instruments, and myriad other items, with booby traps set up in corridors and doorways to ensnare intruders. In March 1947, both were found dead in their home surrounded by over 140 tons of collected items that they had amassed over several decades. Since the 1960s, the site of the former Collyer house has been a pocket park, named for the brothers. - from http://harlemworldmag.com/56456-2/
Video of NYPD entering Collyer Brothers Harlem home:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXPt1-QrJR4
Collyer Brothers history:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81jV9D8FiFA
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Collyer_brothers
Engine 58/Ladder 26 Firehouse 1367 5th Avenue Harlem, Manhattan 3rd Division, 12th Battalion "The Fire Factory"
Engine 58 organized 81 W 115th Street 1893
Engine 58 moved 52 E 114 Street at Ladder 26 1948
Engine 58 new firehouse 1365 5th Avenue w/Ladder 26 1961
Ladder 26 organized 52 E 114th Street w/Water Tower 4 1904
Ladder 26 new firehouse 1365 5th Avenue w/Engine 58 1961
Ladder 26-2 organized 52 E 114th Street w/Ladder 26 1904
Ladder 26-2 disbanded 1946
Ladder 26-2 reorganized 52 E 114th Street at Ladder 26 1957
Ladder 26-2 disbanded 1959
Ladder 26-2 reorganized 367 5th Avenue at Ladder 26 1968
Ladder 26-2 disbanded 1974
Ladder 26 new firehouse 1365 5th Avenue w/Engine 58 1961
Water Tower 4 organized 52 E 114 Street w/Ladder 26 1904
Water Tower 4 disbanded 1957
Battalion 16 located at 52 E 114th Street at Ladder 26 1936- 1940
Engine 58 81 W 115th Street:
Engine 58 former firehouse 81 W 115th Street:
Ladder 26 former firehouse 52 E 114th Street:
Engine 58/Ladder 26 firehouse 1365 5th Avenue:
Engine 58:
Ladder 26:
Engine 58/Ladder 26:
Engine 58/Ladder 26:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tizzdrDZBks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjKuyvAwLW0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPcK1N5yxaQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMxlHesedX0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cowC3tXd4s
Engine 58 medals:
EDWARD F. MC HAHON DEC. 18, 1933 HUGH BONNER
FF PHILIP POLITO OFF DUTY APR. 25, 1936 DEPARTMENT
FF LEON ICHIPKIN JAN. 9, 1952 SCOTT
FF WALTER FOURNESS APR. 27, 1959 THIRD ALARM
FF HUGH M. MC GLOIN APR. 14, 1962 STIEFEL
LT JEFFERY W. LEVER FEB. 11, 1991 MARTIN
Ladder 26 medals:
FF JAMES T. DANIELS MAY 30, 1914 HUGH BONNER
FF JAMES T. DANIELS JAN. 26, 1915 JAMES GORDON BENNETT
Forced to make a lightening calculation in order to safe life, FF Daniels succeeded in performing a remarkable rescue at this fire; the young man rescued was standing on the window sill of the 4th floor when a sudden sweep of the fire compelled him to jump before th eladder could be placed in position. FF Daniels, who was standing on the top of the ladder, succeeded by an effort of great strength and dexterity, in getting the young man safely on the ladder. He caught the full weight of Windman's body. Had it not been for his remarkable strength, he would have been thrown from his position.
FF MAURICE M. HARTNETT SEP. 4, 1932 TREVOR-WARREN
Rescued two girls at 53 East 104th Street after they had become unconscious from smoke.
FF GEORGE J. GRAU APR. 14, 1933 PRENTICE
Rescued 6-member family from occupied multiple dwelling with heavy fire on arrival, floors one to floor 5. FF Grau followed, by LT John J Metz also Ladder 26, entering burning 5th floor apartment. FF Grau and Lt Metz found 2 children and 4 adults and removed them from the apartment by aerial ladder.
LT JOHN J. METZ APR.14, 1933 DEPARTMENT
Rescued 6-member family from occupied multiple dwelling with FF Grau.
FF CHARLES A. HICKEY MAR. 4, 1936 DELEHANTY
FF GEORGE T. J. SCOTT 1940 LA GUARDIA
FF GEORGE J. STREBEL APR. 21,1941 SCOTT
FF ANTHONY L. RICCARDI SEP. 14, 1946 JAMES GORDON BENNETT
FF ANTHONY L. RICCARDI SEP. 14, 1946 HARRY M. ARCHER
FF THOMAS HUNT SEP. 19, 1953 JOHNSTON
FF MARTIN VAN OUTRYVE OCT. 7, 1954 LA GUARDIA
WILLIAM H. SMITH, JR. NOV. 19, 1959 BROOKMAN
CAPT JOHN S. REGAN, 1962 LOWENSTEIN
FF FRANK MONTERA, JR. MAR. 12, 1961 BRUMMER
FF ROBERT F. JOHNSON FF. LAD. 26 JAN. 6, 1963 FDR
FF WILLIAM M. REGAN FF. LAD. 26 OCT. 4, 1963 CRIMMINS
LT JOSEPH D. DOWD, JR. LT. NOV. 18, 1965 KENNY
FF THEODORE N. DURANT FF. NOV. 18, 1965 SCOTT
FF SAMUEL J. MITCHELL, JR. 13, 1966 FDR
FF JOHN J. MASSARO NOV. 15, 1967 BROOKMAN
FF THOMAS R. FRENCH MAY 10, 1967 TREVOR-WARREN
FF THEODORE N. DURANT DEC. 25, 1968 KRIDEL
FF ROBERT F. LOVE JUL. 12, 1969 TREVOR-WARREN
FF ROBERT F. LOVE MAR. 6, 1971 DELEHANTY
FF WILLIAM G. NAGLE, 1971 BROOKMAN
FF JOHN T. FAUSNER MAR. 11, 1972 KRIDEL
CAPT JOHN S. O'REGAN MAY 7, 1973 BRUMMER
FF MICHAEL M. PENCHINA JAN. 10, 1977 DELEHANTY
FF CRAIG H. SHELLEY FEB. 19, 1977 TREVOR-WARREN
LT THOMAS M. KENNEDY MAY 19, 1979 UFOA
FF PATRICK J. BROWN MAR. 7, 1980 CINELLI
FF JOHN J. FANNING JUN. 29, 1981 BROOKMAN
FF KENNETH G. SCHWILLE DEC. 19, 1981 DOUGHERTY
FF CRUZ A. FERNANDEZ MAR. 3, 1982 FIRE MARSHALS
FF JOSEPH V. DONOVAN FEB. 6, 1983 JOHNSTON
FF CHARLES E. ZUBA SEP. 11, 1983 MC ELLIGOTT
FF WILLIAM P. STEWART APR. 4, 1983 PRENTICE
FF DAVID L. GETTENS NOV. 18, 1984 HISPANIC
LT JOHN J. MANNING APR. 23, 1984 CONRAN
LT JOHN K. CORCORAN JUN. 1, 1988 AMERICAN LEGION
BC Corcoran died Jan 11, 2013 from WTC recovery illness
FF ROBERT C. WING, JR. AUG. 7, 1989 POLICE HONOR
CAPT JOSEPH F. CURRY JUL. 31, 1989 HISPANIC
LT ROBERT A. SCHILLINGER SEP. 4, 1992 HUGH BONNER
FF JONATHAN C. MURATH FEB. 13, 1993 CRIMMINS
FF THOMAS E. BROWN 26 MAR. 17, 1994 COLUMBIA
LADDER 26 2006 ELASSER
Lt. Richard M. Muratore FF Brendan D Delaney FF Kevin B Egan FF. James F McNamara FF. Robert E Lopez, Jr. FF Michael A Callahan
FF BRIAN C.LAVALLE FEB. 13, 2016 CRIMMINS
Engine 58 LODDs:
FF CHARLES J. JOHNSON, OCT. 13, 1918
FF THOMAS D. HASSETT, FEB 13, 1922
LT ROBERT NAGEL SEPTEMBER 11, 2001
https://www.firehero.org/fallen-firefighter/robert-b-nagel/
http://bravestmemorial.net/html/members_individual/nagel_robert/nagel_legacy_article.html
Ladder 26 LODDs:
FF JACOB BASSMAN November 29, 1947
FF HOWARD E. WYNN November 29, 1947
FF WALTER W. CHADWICK March 26, 1950
He died as a result of injuries sustained while operating at a fire the previous day.
FF RICHARD C. THERKORN October 29, 1952
RIP. Never forget.
Harlem:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harlem
Engine 58 organized 81 W 115th Street 1893
Engine 58 moved 52 E 114 Street at Ladder 26 1948
Engine 58 new firehouse 1365 5th Avenue w/Ladder 26 1961
Ladder 26 organized 52 E 114th Street w/Water Tower 4 1904
Ladder 26 new firehouse 1365 5th Avenue w/Engine 58 1961
Ladder 26-2 organized 52 E 114th Street w/Ladder 26 1904
Ladder 26-2 disbanded 1946
Ladder 26-2 reorganized 52 E 114th Street at Ladder 26 1957
Ladder 26-2 disbanded 1959
Ladder 26-2 reorganized 367 5th Avenue at Ladder 26 1968
Ladder 26-2 disbanded 1974
Ladder 26 new firehouse 1365 5th Avenue w/Engine 58 1961
Water Tower 4 organized 52 E 114 Street w/Ladder 26 1904
Water Tower 4 disbanded 1957
Battalion 16 located at 52 E 114th Street at Ladder 26 1936- 1940
Engine 58 81 W 115th Street:
Engine 58 former firehouse 81 W 115th Street:
Ladder 26 former firehouse 52 E 114th Street:
Engine 58/Ladder 26 firehouse 1365 5th Avenue:
Engine 58:
Ladder 26:
Engine 58/Ladder 26:
Engine 58/Ladder 26:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tizzdrDZBks
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjKuyvAwLW0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPcK1N5yxaQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VMxlHesedX0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cowC3tXd4s
Engine 58 medals:
EDWARD F. MC HAHON DEC. 18, 1933 HUGH BONNER
FF PHILIP POLITO OFF DUTY APR. 25, 1936 DEPARTMENT
FF LEON ICHIPKIN JAN. 9, 1952 SCOTT
FF WALTER FOURNESS APR. 27, 1959 THIRD ALARM
FF HUGH M. MC GLOIN APR. 14, 1962 STIEFEL
LT JEFFERY W. LEVER FEB. 11, 1991 MARTIN
Ladder 26 medals:
FF JAMES T. DANIELS MAY 30, 1914 HUGH BONNER
FF JAMES T. DANIELS JAN. 26, 1915 JAMES GORDON BENNETT
Forced to make a lightening calculation in order to safe life, FF Daniels succeeded in performing a remarkable rescue at this fire; the young man rescued was standing on the window sill of the 4th floor when a sudden sweep of the fire compelled him to jump before th eladder could be placed in position. FF Daniels, who was standing on the top of the ladder, succeeded by an effort of great strength and dexterity, in getting the young man safely on the ladder. He caught the full weight of Windman's body. Had it not been for his remarkable strength, he would have been thrown from his position.
FF MAURICE M. HARTNETT SEP. 4, 1932 TREVOR-WARREN
Rescued two girls at 53 East 104th Street after they had become unconscious from smoke.
FF GEORGE J. GRAU APR. 14, 1933 PRENTICE
Rescued 6-member family from occupied multiple dwelling with heavy fire on arrival, floors one to floor 5. FF Grau followed, by LT John J Metz also Ladder 26, entering burning 5th floor apartment. FF Grau and Lt Metz found 2 children and 4 adults and removed them from the apartment by aerial ladder.
LT JOHN J. METZ APR.14, 1933 DEPARTMENT
Rescued 6-member family from occupied multiple dwelling with FF Grau.
FF CHARLES A. HICKEY MAR. 4, 1936 DELEHANTY
FF GEORGE T. J. SCOTT 1940 LA GUARDIA
FF GEORGE J. STREBEL APR. 21,1941 SCOTT
FF ANTHONY L. RICCARDI SEP. 14, 1946 JAMES GORDON BENNETT
FF ANTHONY L. RICCARDI SEP. 14, 1946 HARRY M. ARCHER
FF THOMAS HUNT SEP. 19, 1953 JOHNSTON
FF MARTIN VAN OUTRYVE OCT. 7, 1954 LA GUARDIA
WILLIAM H. SMITH, JR. NOV. 19, 1959 BROOKMAN
CAPT JOHN S. REGAN, 1962 LOWENSTEIN
FF FRANK MONTERA, JR. MAR. 12, 1961 BRUMMER
FF ROBERT F. JOHNSON FF. LAD. 26 JAN. 6, 1963 FDR
FF WILLIAM M. REGAN FF. LAD. 26 OCT. 4, 1963 CRIMMINS
LT JOSEPH D. DOWD, JR. LT. NOV. 18, 1965 KENNY
FF THEODORE N. DURANT FF. NOV. 18, 1965 SCOTT
FF SAMUEL J. MITCHELL, JR. 13, 1966 FDR
FF JOHN J. MASSARO NOV. 15, 1967 BROOKMAN
FF THOMAS R. FRENCH MAY 10, 1967 TREVOR-WARREN
FF THEODORE N. DURANT DEC. 25, 1968 KRIDEL
FF ROBERT F. LOVE JUL. 12, 1969 TREVOR-WARREN
FF ROBERT F. LOVE MAR. 6, 1971 DELEHANTY
FF WILLIAM G. NAGLE, 1971 BROOKMAN
FF JOHN T. FAUSNER MAR. 11, 1972 KRIDEL
CAPT JOHN S. O'REGAN MAY 7, 1973 BRUMMER
FF MICHAEL M. PENCHINA JAN. 10, 1977 DELEHANTY
FF CRAIG H. SHELLEY FEB. 19, 1977 TREVOR-WARREN
LT THOMAS M. KENNEDY MAY 19, 1979 UFOA
FF PATRICK J. BROWN MAR. 7, 1980 CINELLI
FF JOHN J. FANNING JUN. 29, 1981 BROOKMAN
FF KENNETH G. SCHWILLE DEC. 19, 1981 DOUGHERTY
FF CRUZ A. FERNANDEZ MAR. 3, 1982 FIRE MARSHALS
FF JOSEPH V. DONOVAN FEB. 6, 1983 JOHNSTON
FF CHARLES E. ZUBA SEP. 11, 1983 MC ELLIGOTT
FF WILLIAM P. STEWART APR. 4, 1983 PRENTICE
FF DAVID L. GETTENS NOV. 18, 1984 HISPANIC
LT JOHN J. MANNING APR. 23, 1984 CONRAN
LT JOHN K. CORCORAN JUN. 1, 1988 AMERICAN LEGION
BC Corcoran died Jan 11, 2013 from WTC recovery illness
FF ROBERT C. WING, JR. AUG. 7, 1989 POLICE HONOR
CAPT JOSEPH F. CURRY JUL. 31, 1989 HISPANIC
LT ROBERT A. SCHILLINGER SEP. 4, 1992 HUGH BONNER
FF JONATHAN C. MURATH FEB. 13, 1993 CRIMMINS
FF THOMAS E. BROWN 26 MAR. 17, 1994 COLUMBIA
LADDER 26 2006 ELASSER
Lt. Richard M. Muratore FF Brendan D Delaney FF Kevin B Egan FF. James F McNamara FF. Robert E Lopez, Jr. FF Michael A Callahan
FF BRIAN C.LAVALLE FEB. 13, 2016 CRIMMINS
Engine 58 LODDs:
FF CHARLES J. JOHNSON, OCT. 13, 1918
FF THOMAS D. HASSETT, FEB 13, 1922
LT ROBERT NAGEL SEPTEMBER 11, 2001
https://www.firehero.org/fallen-firefighter/robert-b-nagel/
http://bravestmemorial.net/html/members_individual/nagel_robert/nagel_legacy_article.html
Ladder 26 LODDs:
FF JACOB BASSMAN November 29, 1947
FF HOWARD E. WYNN November 29, 1947
FF WALTER W. CHADWICK March 26, 1950
He died as a result of injuries sustained while operating at a fire the previous day.
FF RICHARD C. THERKORN October 29, 1952
RIP. Never forget.
Harlem:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harlem
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