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Barnard Street Fire house #6 built in 1900

2202 Barnard at 38th Street

Mailbox on front door

Side view of old firehouse

Building Marker

Reynolds Block

Stamped brick pavement

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Beaufort South Carolina Reconstruction Era Monument

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Old firehouse on Craven Street Beaufort

Historical Park in Beaufort South Carolina

National Historical Park Beaufort South Carolina

Old firehouse in Beaufort South Carolina

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Hook and Ladder No 12-Buffalo NY

Hook and Ladder

Engine No 15 Buffalo NY

Engine No 15-Buffalo NY

Cornerstone 1912

Police Station No 13-Buffalo NY

Police Station No 13-Buffalo NY

Hook and Ladder No 13 was in service from 1913-2005

Engine 15 left service in the 1970’s.

Precinct 13 closed in 1954 and the building is in use today as a training and storage facility.  In 1901 the station housed Leon Frank Czolgosz who assassinated President William McKinley at the Pan American Exhibition Fair Grounds in Buffalo New York.

The Black Rock Community in the city of Buffalo was a village itself dating back to the 1820’s.  Visitors to the area will find the community rich in history with many historical markers telling the story.

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