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Event: Proving Ground: Fighting Fires in the City of New York 🚒led by Matt Connor, Volunteer at New
York City Fire Museum & Lieutenant at FDNY 👨‍🚒

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It's #ThrowbackThursday ! NEW podcast episode is available! Check it out and please subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Presented with support from the FDNY and the FDNYFoundation.

Updating my wardrobe a bit - talking Colonial Firefighting New York City Fire Museum - new permanent exhibition at the official museum of the FDNY Spectrum News NY1 #Firefighting #FDNY #NYC

For today’s #ThrowbackThursday , we go to Feb. 27, 1975 when the New York Telephone Company fire broke out. About 700 firefighters responded to the 5-alarm fire. Learn more about FDNY history with New York City Fire Museum Throwback Podcast, now available on Apple, Spotify, & Google Play.

It's #ThrowbackThursday ! NEW podcast episode is available! Check it out and please subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Presented with support from the FDNY and the FDNYFoundation.

Join us on Thursday, March 7, 2024, from 6 to 8 PM for a special evening.

For a tour of our new Colonial Firefighting Wing, followed by light refreshments, & a Fireside Chat with Professor Benjamin Carp. RSVP today!

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Today’s #FlashbackFriday takes us back 82 years to February 9, 1942 and the fire aboard the USS Lafayette. Read more on instagram.com/p/C3I-7cEuVyg/…

The FDNY mourns the loss of Firefighter Robert “Bob” Beckwith, who stood w/ President George W. Bush at the rubble of Ground Zero. The iconic image of Beckwith & Pres. Bush symbolized the FDNY in its darkest hour as members and 1st responders relentlessly searched for survivors.

In partnership with the New York City Fire Museum, our new series spotlights FDNY’s trailblazers who were the “First” to make history. This month, we honor a true FDNY pioneer, Robert O. Lowery, who rose through the ranks to become the first Black Fire Commissioner. #BlackHistoryMonth

There are many visitor attractions in New York but IMHO the New York City Fire Museum in Spring Street is up there among the best of them. Welcoming and fascinating in equal measure.

Today’s #ThrowbackThursday takes us to February 1963 when the Bravest battled a four-alarm fire off Crotona Parkway. Learn more about FDNY history with the New York City Fire Museum Throwback Podcast, now available on Apple, Spotify, and Google Play.

Ever wondered why it’s FDNY, not NYFD? It’s not just a quirky New York City thing – it’s actually rooted in history dating back to 1648. In partnership with New York City Fire Museum, we will be exploring the “Firsts” throughout #FDNY history.

Stepping into the past to bring you the tales of the Bravest. Join us for a new series with @NYCFireMuseum, where we spotlight the pioneers of the FDNY. “Each month we will celebrate a “First,” whether it’s an interesting fact or a trailblazer who ignited a legacy,” said Commissioner Laura Kavanagh.

🔥🚒 #MuseumMonday Experience fire safety like never before with our interactive education tour! 🎥 Learn from the FDNY in a 1-hour session, including a simulated fire event and historical tour. Book your spot for now! 🔗 nycfiremuseum.org 🚑

It's #ThrowbackThursday ! NEW podcast episode is available! Check it out and please subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. Presented with support from the FDNY and the FDNYFoundation.

#CPR is a crucial skill that can mean the difference between life and death. Almost 90% of cardiac incidents happen in homes or public spaces. Knowing how to do it will save lives. To have the FDNY Mobile CPR Unit come to your next event, work, or school
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Today’s #ThrowbackThursday takes us to January 12, 1974, when fire ripped through several shops on Elm Avenue and 15th Street in Brooklyn. 
 
Learn more about FDNY history with the New York City Fire Museum Throwback Podcast, now available on Apple, Spotify, and Google Play. #tbt

#flashbackfriday 🚨 On January 13, 1967, a gas leak and fire in Queens' Jamaica area tested the FDNY's capabilities. Read full story on Instagram: instagram.com/p/C2AuDKxuF-D/…