Fire Station 30 Photo Gallery

The Companies		The Fire Houses
Hose Company No. 5 --(Hose 5 Disbanded ) Hose Company No. 3 --(Relocated from Hose 5 Qtrs.) Engine Company No. 30 --(Hose 3 Disbanded) Truck Company No. 11 in service -- (number change): Truck Co. 11 now Truck Co. 30 Truck Co. 30 moved to FS 14 Engine Company 30 Disbanded	1900 1904 1904 November 22, 1913 . . 1924 12/7/1932 1971 1980	1401 South Central Ave. . 1401 South Central Ave. . . 1401 South Central Ave. (New Building) . . . Closed	1900 . 1904 . . 1913 . . . . 1980
African-American Firefighter Museum Opened December 13, 1997

Source: Battalion Chief Larry Schneider
Engine and Truck 30
1962

Source: Battalion Chief Larry Schneider
Truck Company 30
1962

(left to right)
Fireman Reams Rainy, Fireman Ed Burnham, Fireman Walt Spomer
Fireman Harley Harper, Engineer Jim Birken, Captain Bob Foster
Apparatus: 1960 100’ Seagrave Aerial

Source: Battalion Chief Larry Schneider
Engine Company 30
1962

(left to right)
Fireman Charlie Osborne, Fireman Dan Brown, Fireman Don Nollner, Engineer
Bob LaFlame, Fireman Jim Maza, Engineer Bob Harvey ,Captain Larry Schneider
Apparatus: 1958 Seagrave

Source: Battalion Chief Larry Schneider
Engine Company 30
1962

(Standing left to right)
Fireman Dan Brown, Engineer Bob LaFlame , Fireman Jim Maza, Captain Larry Schneider
(Kneeling)
Fireman Charlie Osborne, Fireman Don Nollner, Engineer Bob Harvey

FRONT COVER

Los Angeles fire fighters take up a blistering position with a heavy fire stream in the early stages of a roaring fire in an industrial plant loaded with deadly flammable liquids. The fire occurred March 13th at closing time at 502 South Avenue 17.
Photo shows Captain Larry Schneider, Engine Company 30, backing up his crew on a 2 1/2" hose line.