Fireboat 'New Yorker' Answering an Alarm Trailer

Fireboat 'New Yorker' Answering an Alarm Trailer (1903)

22 May 1903 Factual 1 mins

This picture gives a good idea of how soon one of the New York fireboats can be gotten under way after they receive an alarm of fire...

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United States 22 May 1903

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