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What
Was Written |
What
Should Have Been Written |
Fixed
in First Reprinting |
Fixed
in Second Reprinting |
| 2 |
Mangel
Building |
Mangel's Building |
yes |
yes |
| 4 |
Asst.
Capt. John Godwin |
Capt. John Godwin |
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| 4 |
and the driver |
and Driver Floyd Pipkin |
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| 6 |
Buddy Searboro |
Buddy Scarboro |
yes |
yes |
| 11 |
Capitol Hose Company |
Capital Hose Company |
yes |
yes |
| 16 |
He
became the first paid, full-time fire chief in America. |
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| 19 |
100-s |
100-horsepower |
yes |
yes |
| 28 |
212
S. Salisbury Street |
412 S. Salisbury Street |
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| 36 |
[
incorrect building shown in top photo ] |
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| 36 |
Station 6 was
constructed at 2601 Fairview
Road in 1949 |
Station 6 was opened at
2601 Fairview Road on June 25, 1949 |
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| 41 |
Roma
L. Wilder (right) demonstrates use of a
resuscitator on Bobby G. Bunn |
Bobby G. Bunn (right)
demonstrates use of a resuscitator on Roma L. Wilder [ unconfirmed ] |
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| 56 |
photograph by Steve Murrey |
photograph by Steve
Murray |
yes |
yes |
| 62 |
"Please keep your gloves off the bar maid's
buns." [period] |
"Please keep your
hands off the bar maid's buns." [period] |
yes |
yes |
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"Please keep your
hands off the bar maid's
buns." [period] |
"Please keep your
hands off the barmaid's buns!" [exclamation point] |
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| 69 |
W.W.
Robert "Bob" Elder |
W. Robert
"Bob" Elder |
yes |
yes |
| 76 |
from left to right, a 1962 Chevrolet/American LaFrance
pumper, a 1975 Ford/Bean pumper and rare yellow
apparatus for Wake County, and a
1979 Chevrolet/Atlas tanker. |
from left to right, a
1979 Chevrolet/Atlas tanker, a 1975 Ford/Bean pumper and
rare yellow apparatus for Wake County, and a 1962
Chevrolet/American LaFrance pumper. |
yes |
yes |
| 90 |
1948
Mack pumper |
1945 Mack pumper |
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| 90 |
Bottom photo, right |
Reverse picture,
horizontal |
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| 92 |
1940s
International pumper |
1946 International/Bean
pumper |
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| 93 |
formed a fire department
in 1954 |
formed a fire department
in 1953 |
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| 95 |
1958
Barton/American pumper |
1958
Chevrolet/American/Barton pumper |
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| 95 |
Charles
"Buddy" Jones (left) and Phil Perkinson
(right) |
Randy Barham (left) and
Phil Perkinson (right)
[ unconfirmed ] |
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| 97 |
Vernon Keith Jr., Bruce
Davis, and Oliver D. Bradley; |
Vernon Keith Jr., Bruce
Davis, and Oliver D. Bailey; [
unconfirmed ] |
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| 98 |
(Courtesy of Western
Wake Fire Department.) |
(Courtesy of Western
Wake Fire Rescue.) |
yes |
yes |
| 99 |
(Mike
Legeros photograph.) |
(Courtesy of Swift Creek
Fire Department.) |
yes |
yes |
| 105 |
Walters
Class 1500 crash truck (left), and a 1973 Walters CB-3000 |
Walter Class 1500 crash
truck (left), and a 1973 Walter CB3000 |
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| 106 |
from left to right, are
Wendell firefighter Herbert W.
"Herb" Ramsey and |
from left to right, are
Wendell firefighter Norman Dean and |
yes |
yes |
| 107 |
Six Forks Road Fire Department |
Six Forks Fire
Department |
yes |
yes |
| 107 |
4400 block of Six Forks
Road (late 1950s), 5305 Six
Forks Road (1960) |
4400 block of Six Forks
Road (late 1950s or early 1960s), 5305 Six Forks Road
(1962) |
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| 118 |
The tower was manned
until 1981. |
The tower was manned
until 1985. |
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| 120 |
Walters
B-1500 crash truck |
Walter B1500 crash truck |
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| 123 |
Falls off Neuse Road |
11908 Falls of Neuse
Road |
yes |
yes |
| 124 |
sold in 1998
to Swepsonville, North Carolina. |
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