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Firefighting efforts, c. 1960
Several men hold a fire hose as another man stands on a heap of burned down building using the hose to put out the flames. A building or house still stands to the right of the men. -
Firefighting class, 1964
Nurses receive fire response instructions during a demonstration and class sponsored by Martin Memorial Hospital. -
Firefighting class, 1964
Hospital beds set up outside for a firefighting demonstration. Two nurses participate in the demonstration, using fire extinguishers to put out staged fires while an audience of mostly other nurses watches. Martin Memorial Hospital in view in the distance. -
Fire fighting class, 1964
Four nurses hold a fire hose as part of a firefighting demonstration. Martin Memorial Hospital sponsored a demonstration and lecture for "patient evacuation and fire fighting techniques" in February of 1964. -
Firefighting at crash site, 1964
On January 9, 1964, a plane crashed into a truck driving near the train tracks on A1A, near Martin County airport (Witham Field). Several men spray water towards the crash site on the railroad tracks. -
Fire fighting at crash site, 1964
Two men spray water towards an airplane crash site on the railroad tracks. A crowd watches the scene from the distance.
On January 9, 1964, a plane crashed into a truck driving near the train tracks on A1A, near Martin County airport (Witham Field). Two men spray water towards the crash site on the railroad tracks. Cars backed up along the road beside the crash and a crowd watches from the background. -
Firefighting at crash site, 1964
On January 9, 1964, a plane crashed into a truck driving near the train tracks on A1A, near Martin County airport (Witham Field). Two men spray water towards the crash site on the railroad tracks. Cars backed up along the road beside the crash and a crowd watches from the background. -
Firefighting efforts at Commodore Hotel, 1959
Firefighters work to put out a fire at the Commodore Hotel. Originally built on Flagler Avenue (where Stuart City Hall stands in 2024) in 1926 as the Peacock Arcade, the Commodore Hotel burned to the ground on 17 January 1959. -
Firefighting efforts at Commodore Hotel, 1959
Firefighters work to put out a fire at the Commodore Hotel. Originally built on Flagler Avenue (where Stuart City Hall stands in 2024) in 1926 as the Peacock Arcade, the Commodore Hotel burned to the ground on 17 January 1959. -
Firefighters in ruins of Commodore Hotel, 1959
Several men work to fight the fire in the ruins of the Commodore Hotel. Originally built on Flagler Avenue (where Stuart City Hall stands in 2024) in 1926 as the Peacock Arcade, the Commodore Hotel burned to the ground on 17 January 1959.