Engine Company No. 19

The Companies		The Fire Houses
Engine Company No.19 Truck Company No. 12 in service (Transferred in from Engine 1) Number change: Truck 12 now Truck 19 Truck 19 closed . Engine Co.19 R.A.19	4/1/1906 1925 . 1932 ? . Present	1435 North Main Street . . . . . 12229 Sunset Boulevard, Brentwood	4/1/1906 - 1949 (Sold 8/8/84) . . . . . 12/1/1949 - Present

Engine Company No. 19
1435 North Main Street

Source: LAFD Photo Album Collection

Opened	April 1, 1906
Land Cost	$ 2,700.
Building Cost	$ 10,595.

Source: LAFD Photo Album Collection
Courtesy Mrs. Geo. Walker

Source: LAFD Photo Album Collection
Courtesy Mrs. O. B. Lewis

Circa 1907

Source: LAFD Photo Album Collection
Courtesy Mrs. O. B. Lewis

The Crew

Circa 1907

LIEUTENANT FINED

Lieut. E. Whalen of company No. 19 was charged with being absent from duty without permission and with intoxication. He pleaded guilty and explained that he had been feeling ill and took a drink that went of his head. He was fined $20. and sent back to work.

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The Los Angeles Express, September 14, 1906

Source: LAFD Photo Album Collection
Courtesy Captain Paddy Rowie, LAFD Retired

Hose Wagon 19

(Fireman Dave Dubin standing on
the right running board of wagon.)

Circa 1919

Source: Turk & Haelsig Photo
Engine Comapny No. 19
1908

Source: Durston Photo

After Dinner Recreation at No. 19
June 1915

Source: Durston Photos

The gong clangs at midnight
and the boys of Engine Co. No.19-L.A.
show a find dash at teamwork.

June 1915

Source: LAFD Photo Album Collection
Courtesy Chas Livingston, LAFD Retired

l to r- Styres, Merritt, DeLaplain, Parrish,
Capt. Chezick, MacMillian and Len Hart

Circa 1915

Source: Durston Photo

Driving Out at Midnight
Engine Co. No. 19 L.A.

June 1915

April 29, 1921 was the last horse drawn run for Engine Company No. 19.
( --Steamer No. 3 s/n 626 and Wagon No. 38.)