Over time, we’ll share a variety of images related to fire fighting in general, or we’ll suggest various links you can check out with imagery created by others who follow the fire service.
Check out the following image links:
The Avalon Fundraising Dinner. Click Here.
FirePhotos.com has a wonderful incident section. Click Here.
LA Fire offers history and images of LAFD Stations and Equipment. Click Here.
Class 1 Firefighters provides a never-before inside look at today’s firefighters. Learn about how they perform their duties, how they protect lives, and what they do to make the city safer for everyone. Includes dramatic footage from real emergency responses.
Class 1 Fire Engines will take you to the scene of real emergencies and live training exercises. See how LA firefighters protect lives and property.
When Fire Station 27 opened up nearly 90 years ago, it was the largest fire station in the Western United States. This photo shows the station shortly after opening.
The Museum in Hollywood houses some remarkable and famous apparatus. This 1950s-era Seagrave was used in the notorious Bel Air Fire of 1961. It is nearly completely restored and people travel from around the United States to see this remarkable vehicle.
Today, Fire Station 27, housed next door to the Museum, houses a full Task Force, plus Rescue Ambulances, Urban Search and Rescue (USAR), and misc. support equipment. As it is in the center of Hollywood, it is one of the most well-known fire stations in the city, and perhaps the world.
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on Thursday, May 11th, 2006 at 10:21 pm While Dave was in Products.
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May 13th, 2006 at 2:58 am
Great photos! Thanks!