Tes C. • February 8, 2012We didn't start the fire, it wad always burning since the worlds been turning
Lawrence K. • July 22, 2020This is not exactly a great time to visit because of he Pandemic, but with thiese heat waves on now, I am sure they would appreciate it if you dropped off some small bottled water packages.
Landmarks Preservation Commission • July 19, 2013Landmarked in 1990, the 1897 Italian Renaissance style building by Hoppin & Koen, architects of the NYPD’s original HQ, was NYC’s 1st to use pneumatic tires, and battled many perilous midtown blazes.
Landmarks Preservation Commission • July 19, 2013Completed in 1888 and landmarked in 2008, the Napoleon LeBrun-designed Queen Anne and Romanesque Revival style firehouse is now the home of the Puerto Rican Traveling Theatre.
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.
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.
FDNY • December 20, 2012This is the oldest active FDNY firehouse in NYC. Engine 26 has been in these quarters since its inception on Oct. 16, 1865, taking over the quarters of the former Valley Forge Engine 46.
Lawrence K. • June 19, 2015Great Community Insitution, Friendly to visitors. You can order gear at their website.
City of New York • April 29, 2013If you ever catch a concert, sporting event or show at Madison Square Garden, know that FDNY firefighters from Engine 1/Ladder 24 will be the first to respond in case of an emergency.
Eric A. • October 13, 2020I’d like to take this opportunity to publicly commend EMT Alex Velasquez and his partner for the professionalism & courtesy they extended to me on Sunday October 11th ‘20 during a medical emergency.
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 1904 and landmarked in 2006, the Dutch Revival style firehouse by Bradford Gilbert housed Queens’ first professional fire department and remains one of the borough’s most impressive.
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