Box 29
Contains 154 Results:
Wartime display at the Palace Theater, August 4, 1943
see 0757
Two members of A.W.V.S. (American Women's Voluntary Service) at a fire boat with an unidentified fire crew, June 17, 1943
Four unidentified crew campaigning for the Harbor, ca. 1909
Not L.B.F.D.?
Housewife covering magnesium with sand using long-handled shovel, bucket of sand, and garden hose (recommended equipment for bomb control), 1940s?
Experiment #10, series no. 1
First paramedics in action, practicing CPR in front of a 1914 White Chemical, 1920s/early 1930s
Unidentified crew member preparing for duty at Recreation Park, October 7, 1947
Negatives and prints. Includes images of the Long Beach Fire Department personnel throughout its history, including portraits taken at fire stations, and documentation of activities outside their activities as firemen, such as retirement parties.
Fire Chief Frank S. Sandeman with "Young America!" during fire prevention week, October 1957
Negatives and prints. Includes images of the Long Beach Fire Department personnel throughout its history, including portraits taken at fire stations, and documentation of activities outside their activities as firemen, such as retirement parties.
Long Beach Fire Dept personnel, 1917
Negatives and prints. Includes images of the Long Beach Fire Department personnel throughout its history, including portraits taken at fire stations, and documentation of activities outside their activities as firemen, such as retirement parties.
Long Beach Fire Dept personnel at the southeast corner of 3rd St. and E. Pacific Ave., 1908
Pictured (L to R): front row-Capt. J. B. Taylor, Walter (Mutt) Brightwell, James M. Foster, Divver Robinson, Wm. (Bill) Minter, Wm. (Bill) Halterman, Wm. Cooper, Harry Lucas, Chas (Deke) Williams, George (Irish) Hocking, John Richardson, Mr. Moury; back row-Chief J. E. Shrewsbury, Mr. Townsend, Asst. Chief G. C. Craw
1916 Mitchell Chief's car with Chief Shrewsbury driving, 1916
Negatives and prints. Includes images of the Long Beach Fire Department personnel throughout its history, including portraits taken at fire stations, and documentation of activities outside their activities as firemen, such as retirement parties.