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Whitney and Day Spring
December 1968

1966 - Whitney and Day Spring (Photo by Irving R. Saslow)

Lt. William Hines and the crew of Engine 4 use two 1-1/2" lines to dissipate a fuel oil spill at the corner of Whitney and Day Spring Avenues in Centerville.  This was standard operating procedure for all fire departments when dealing with almost all types of spills on roadways, especially following motor vehicle accidents.  L-R:  Ff. Paul Reutenauer, Ff. Milner Benham, Lt. Hines, and Ff. Jim Moore.

When this photo was taken in late 1968, the brick building in the background was an architectural hardware company.  It later housed Shopper's World.  The building was razed a few years ago and a Dunkin' Donuts shop is presently located on the site.  This photo was taken by Irving R. Saslow, who served on the Board of Fire Commissioners numerous times from the 1960s to the 2000s.


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