This video was complied from files in the Stillman Fire Collection, Perlinger Archives and put together to make this presentation represent how a huge building fire might have been fought in Boston, Massachusetts in the early 1930s. Note for general interest and comments that at 2:16 a relatively new American LaFrance pumper has a hand-crank siren and a Roto Ray warning light. However at 3:03 a similar ALF is shown with an electo-mechanical siren. Obviously, I added the sound effects to this video, but the original film was silent. If you wish to see the film as it was made you will need to turn your computer speakers off.
Those are real "smoke eaters", no protection
whatsoever but lots o'guts !!!
switcher450 2 months ago
This is really cool! Thanks for sharing it.
eks1966 3 months ago
Great Video, thanks for posting it....
FirePhotog 6 months ago
Wow ....must have had 10-12 lines lines going into the front ......great vid
MIKCURIE 9 months ago
Nice vid to bad they dident have fire tones lol
FFTeagan 11 months ago
@joemac356 "foley" is the term used to put sound effects to film.
sickkat44 1 year ago
Who is this, "Foley" character, then?
joemac356 1 year ago
So, is this really bad modern day Foley, or surprisingly good 1930's Foley? :) ;D
Excellent video.
tubesteakdynamo 1 year ago
true firefighters
cuinoide 1 year ago
bomberos verdaderos
cuinoide 1 year ago