Engine Company No. 14

The Companies		The Fire Houses
Chemical Engine Co. No. 2 Engine Company Co. No.14 Truck 30 moved to FS 14 Task Force 14, RA 14, RA 814	1900 10/1/ 1902 1971 Present	3401 S. Central Ave. . 3401 S. Central Ave. (new building same location)	1900 - 1950 . 3/9/ 1950 - Present

Chemical Engine Company No. 2
3401 South Central Avenue

Source: LAFD Illustrated 1900

Chemical Engine Company No. 2
3401 South Central Avenue
Corner Central Avenue and Thirty-fourth Street
1900

Date Opened (Chemical Co. 2) (Engine Co. 14)	1900 October 1, 1902
Cost of Land	$ 500.
Cost of Building	$5,515.
Telephone number	M-3914

Engine Company No. 14
3401 South Central Avenue
In Service October 1, 1902

Source: Captain Duane Warth Collection

Source: Turk & Haelsig Photo
1908

Source: LAFD Photo Album Collection
Courtesy Marge Dion, Daughter of Pinky Morse

Bee Culture Deemed Unsuited to Firemen
By DeVere Arnold

DESPITE WARNING CRY OF GUARD MOTORMAN CUTS LINE OF FIRE HOSE
The Los Angeles Herald, January 8, 1906

DIES FOR HIS OWNER
Dog Rouses Family Asleep in Burning House Only to Perish in Flames
The Los Angeles Evening News, March 31, 1906

CAR WITHOUT WARNING SMASHES FIRE WAGON
The Los Angeles Examiner, June 29,1906

FIREMAN ROSENHEIM TO GO ON THE CARPET
The Los Angeles Express, August 24, 1906

THE HUT
The Grapevine, December, 2000

Source: LAFD Photo Album Collection
Courtesy Marge Dion, Daughter of Pinky Morse

Bunking Out
Circa 1915

Source: LAFD Photo Album Collection

Hitching Up
Circa 1915

Engine 14
Running past the Engine House
Circa 1910

USC Digital Library Collection

Part Of: California Historical Society Collection,
1860-1960
[project] USC

Source: LAFD Photo Album Collection
Courtesy Mrs. Bert Blake & Son

Wagon 14
1911