Fire Stations

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Oh, what I would do to have that

Wed 07-13-2005

The fire box location card. One steel mill I used to be a firefighter in used a system like this. It was pretty cool. I wonder if the old ticker tape punch out real is still around this place?

Truckie

Sat 11-19-2005

Maybe it was for children with TB, all the labeled material seems to indicate that.

Jess

Wed 04-12-2006

Am I the only one that finds it odd to have to "notify the office by telephone" if the place caught fire? I think the phone would be the last thing on my mind at that point.

Taubin

Sun 11-11-2007

"pull hook way down and let go"

You'd think "let go" would be obvious, considering there's, you know, a FIRE...

Ayu

Fri 01-11-2008

I love how nonchalant they are about the latter part. "Also notify office by telephone." As if they thought about that at the end of writing up the notice just before it was sent to be printed, and they sighed and realized they probably should put that on there.

Also, can you imagine standing inside a burning building, KNOWING that part of it is on fire but desperately trying anyway to call "the office".. And then not getting through because someone was already on the line.

CataclysmicStar

Wed 04-30-2008

what if the office is on fire ?

swamp thing fla

Tue 03-31-2009

What if the telephone is on fire?

lol, burn baby burn

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Date Shot:	March 2005	Image ID#:	1949
Date Posted:	Sun, May 15th 2005	Camera:	Canon 300D Rebel

Location Name:	Clairvaux Tuberculosis Hospital
Current Status:	Abandoned
Built:	1909	Closed:	n/a
Opened:	1912	Demolished / Renovated:	n/a
Location Age:	103 years	Abandonment:	n/a

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