Jamestown Fire Department 1931
Front Row L to R (Names as Written)
Charlie Landquist, Rube Forsburg, Harry Lilly, Leonard Phillips, Frank Eggleston, Hilding Peterson, Len Hendrickson, Ben Swanson, John Pihlblad,Cliff Beatty-Chief, Burt Ryan, Lawrence Howard-Public Safety, Jim Hannon, Art Swanson, Charles Morton, Frank Griffen, Albert Louis, Jack Martyn, Art Noble, Clarence Fray
2nd Row L to R
Clare Cobb, LaVerne Pearson, Art Webeck, Ted Hubbard, Joe McVeigh, Albert Rasmussen, Phillip Phillips, Gust Anderson, Fred Straton, Carl Lund, Walter Kastenhuber, Harold Flojure, Rex Lannier, Laverne Johnson, Harry mosher, Arnold Elanson, Bill Rhubottom, Paul Erlandson, Bill Deckman, George Greenwood, Jack Cady, Bill Carlson, Chuck Harrison, DeForest Strunk, Vic Anderson, Bud Sanberg
3rd Row L to R
Archie Haskell, Jack Welch, Eddie Nordin, Francis Curigan, Harry Carlson, Spike Anderson, Frank Stafford, Emil Eastman, Gust Nelson, Frank Stewart, Bill Warner, Carl Anderson, Lloyd Peters, Charlie Rivers, John McVeigh, William Rogers, Jim Lynch, Ray Allison, Joe LaDuke, Eddie Bergland, LaVerne Swanson, Carl Klang, George Sigular
Martyn Furniture Factory Fire-West 5th Street, Feb. 3, 1931
JFD Station 1 City Hall Dispatch Desk Manned by Jamestown Firefighter-September, 1932
1932 Jamestown Fire Scene
Training with old steamer "1899 American LaFrance "T.T. Cluney " at Station 4 1932
Setting up Ladder 1 at City Hall Station 1 1932
JFD Master Stream Training with Deluge Gun Ground Set 1932
JFD Training 1932
JFD Ropes & Knots Training 1932 at Station 1
JFD Canister Mask Training 1932-Station 5
JFD Member Testing Fire Alarm Box 1932
Richfield Fire of 1934 Left 7 Dead Including 4 Jamestown Firefighters and 3 Civilians with Approximately 30 Injured