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A structure fire occured on the morning of July 1, 2005 at 804 West 37th Street. The structure was reported to be fully involved when Engine 6 arrived. The photos below illustrate what a superb job the N.L.R.F.D. performed in "knocking down" this fire so quickly. Click on any photo below for a LARGER view. All photos on this page by Lee Clark |
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 5 inch supply line was laid from the nearest hydrant to Eng 6 |
 Truck 1A - 24 years old: The oldest front line apparatus in the N.L.R.F.D. |
 Rescue 19: Air supply |
 Engine 6: First company in on the fire. |
 A view in front of Engine 3 after the fire |
 A view of the fire scene |
 Time to rehydrate after the fire is out |
 Firefighters begin overhaul |
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 Overhaul continues. |
 N.L.R. Fire, Police and MEMS discuss the fire. |
 Engine 3 on the fire scene. |
 Rescue 19's crew refills the many air bottles used at this fire. |
 The 5 inch supply line is drained. |
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