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There is also an old red brick, neo-Georgian building in Maspeth, Queens, that looks like a firehouse from a movie studio lot: two truck bays with roll-down red doors — side by side, for engine and ladder — under four tall windows and an entablature embossed with the city seal.

There is an old red brick, neo-Georgian building in Elmhurst, Queens, that looks like a firehouse from a movie studio lot: two truck bays with roll-down red doors — side by side, for engine and ladder — under four tall windows and an entablature embossed with the city seal.

Though there is a firehouse just a few blocks from the scene of the blaze, Mr. Long said that firefighters took just under five minutes to get there.

One was in Queens on Nov. 7, when trucks from a firehouse blocks from a fire were initially sent toward the wrong house.

The museum, housed in an 1887 firehouse from Center Moriches that was moved to Firemen's Memorial Park on Route 25, will also contribute items like Victorian kitchen fire extinguishers, old nozzles and toys from its collection of more than 50,000 objects.

Fire Station No. 23 remained an active firehouse from 1910-1960.

Father Judge, he recalled, predicted that the building would still be a firehouse a century from now, although the exact mission of the firefighters would change as much 100 years from now as it had over the last century.

A parade of girlfriends have paid condolence calls, Mrs. Riches said, each wearing a firehouse T-shirt from Jimmy.

Newport Beach Mayor Mike Henn will visit a firehouse in Santa Ana Heights from 9 to 10 30 a.m.

The venue is the Second Avenue Firehouse, the original Bay Shore firehouse from more than a century ago (its fire engines were man-powered and its hoses consisted of bucket brigades).

It is on a clean, freshly paved stretch of Morris Avenue, across the street from a 24-hour liquor store and a few steps from a firehouse draped in Christmas lights.