Airport Engine Companies
The origin of airport engine companies began in 1949 when new details of firefighters were assigned to Philadelphia’s two airports. The main [...]
The origin of airport engine companies began in 1949 when new details of firefighters were assigned to Philadelphia’s two airports. The main [...]
After several years of East Oak Lane residents petitioning city government to have a fire station built in their neighborhood, one was built [...]
On March 1, 1892 when Engine 40 was organized at 6440 Woodland Avenue in the existing settlement of Paschallville in Southwest Philadelphia, [...]
Truck 14 was organized in 1906 at 2936 Ridge Avenue in the Strawberry Mansion section of North Philadelphia. Its location gave better [...]
Truck 16 was organized in 1912 in a new 2-bay station on the northeast corner of Belgrade and Huntingdon Streets. This truck [...]
On May 6, 1901, Truck 11 was organized on 12th Street south of Wharton Street. The establishment of this new station moved [...]
On May 6, 1901, Truck 10 was organized at 2067 East Clearfield Street about a half block east of Frankford Avenue. This [...]
Truck “C” was organized on March 15, 1871 on the southeast corner of Norris & Sepviva Streets in the Fishtown section of [...]
Truck “H” was organized on October 10, 1894 in an existing building at 5000 Germantown Avenue, the northwest corner of Seymour Street, [...]
Truck “E” was organized on March 15, 1871 on the southwest corner of 20th & Hand Street (now called Waverly Street) in [...]
Truck D was organized on March 15, 1871 at 119 Queen Street in the quarters of the volunteer Weccacoe Fire Company which [...]
Truck B was organized on March 15, 1871 at 316 Race Street in the home of the Perseverance Hose Company. The original roster [...]