The Wall Street Journal • April 27, 2010The city is spending $50 million to restore the precinct to its late-Victorian splendor. But visiting will be difficult: Tourism isn't allowed, so you'll have to come on official police business.
Kelly R. • July 30, 2013Be careful ... If you can't handle the heat ... Get out of the kitchen 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Landmarks Preservation Commission • July 19, 2013Completed in 1884, landmarked in 2008, and designed by Napoleon LeBrun, the building was used as a firehouse until 1974 and features elements of the Queen Anne and Romanesque Revival styles.
Landmarks Preservation Commission • July 19, 2013Completed in 1886 and landmarked in 1998, the Romanesque Revival style building was designed by Napoleon LeBrun for the FDNY’s headquarters. Its upper floors are now used by the NYPD.
Andrew G. • January 18, 2016Retired from the 23 pct in 1988. Drove through a few years back. Can not believe how rebuilt and nice the area is compared to the sh--hole it once was
Landmarks Preservation Commission • July 19, 2013The c. 1906 Beaux-Arts building was one of the first designed in-house by the FDNY and named a landmark in 1986. It fought some of NYC’s most notable fires between 1940 and the 1980s.
DanLikes • May 29, 2012Great CPR (Courtesy Professionalism & Respect).
Noel C. • January 8, 2019These firefighters are very friendly, they chat with locals and know this community.
Landmarks Preservation Commission • July 19, 2013The c. 1890 Romanesque Revival style building was one of 40 designed for the FDNY by Napoleon LeBrun & Sons. Named a City landmark in 1997, it’s a twin to Engine Co. 18 at 132 West 10th St.
Kay Aych • July 27, 2010Change of shift times (0700-0800, 1500-1600 & 2300-0000) are NOT the time to come in to file reports or pick up property.
Tes C. • February 8, 2012We didn't start the fire, it wad always burning since the worlds been turning
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