Sentence examples for whose firehouse from inspiring English sources

But the history of the Fire Department's Engine 18, whose firehouse is right next door, is also important.

The firefighters belonged to the West Webster Fire Department, a volunteer force whose firehouse is around four miles from where the presumed ambush occurred on Lake Road.

Lieutenant Fontana, whose firehouse was in Park Slope, Brooklyn, left Mrs. Fontana and a 5-year-old son, Aidan.

Photo: Firefighters of Engine 47, whose firehouse is at 113th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, provided some fun on Morningside Drive yesterday.

The trucks from the South Hempstead Fire Department, whose firehouse was at the end of his block, could not pass his house without him racing behind on his Big Wheel.

Before Lieutenant Martinson met his wife, the man whose firehouse nickname was "Johnny Nice Guy" had a darker side of sorts, as he was "set in his ways and at times inflexible," Steven Martinson, his brother, recalled.

JOSEPH CIOFFI, a firefighter whose Manhattan firehouse lost 10 members on Sept. 11.

For Ms. Lavin, whose song "Firehouse" will also be on her new album, due out in August, the focus is on how the familiar was forever changed.

Any child who has ever dreamed of becoming a firefighter will relish this renovated 1904 firehouse, whose exhibitions chronicle the history and heroism of the profession.

The minuscule downtown is also home to a library and Ye Old Firehouse, whose occupant is the local historical society museum.

Legal bills for the firehouse, whose monthly operating expenses rarely surpass $1,200, have already hit $25,000, according to William Strain, a former fire chief who still keeps the books for the firehouse.