As you will see in this, and a few subsequent posts, I have been checking out my "FIRE-FIRE RELATED" folder and have come up with a few interesting files. Apologies for the quality of the photo above. It was during this era that photo offset printing was evolving. The original as printed in the newspaper was quite washed out. Thanks to graphic imaging technology, I have managed to salvaged a bit of the photo.
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Thursday, January 08, 2009
1914: Trenton's Engine 8: New Fire House
As you will see in this, and a few subsequent posts, I have been checking out my "FIRE-FIRE RELATED" folder and have come up with a few interesting files. Apologies for the quality of the photo above. It was during this era that photo offset printing was evolving. The original as printed in the newspaper was quite washed out. Thanks to graphic imaging technology, I have managed to salvaged a bit of the photo.
I have a friend whose father was a commander(I think) in the Trenton Fire Department and I loved listening to him talk about the history of the city. Every time I read this column I think about Gentleman George Kalapos.
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