fire stations

Describes what kinds of things are in a firehouse and what life is like for firefighters staying there.

Describes the life and work of fire fighters who operate out of a fire station on New York's Lower East Side, a neighborhood plagued by arson in recent years.

Photographs and captions follow a "day in the life" of a fire station, including a fire.

The true story of a light bulb in a firehouse located in Livermore, California, that has stayed lit for more than one hundred years.

Examines the work, equipment, and personnel of fire stations.

The Busytown fire station turns into a huge mess-over and over again-when Drippy and Sticky set out to paint the building.

Briefly describes what goes on at a fire station and the work of fire fighters.

Eric, Amanda, and their mom get to see firefighters in action when there is a fire down the street at Mrs. Brown's house and they learn even more about firetrucks, fire-fighting equipment, and what goes on at the firehouse when they are invited to visit by the chief.

Tells many interesting facts and funny details about firehouses and the firefighters who live and work in them.

Describes a visit to a fire station and the equipment and methods used by fire fighters in their work, with tips on fire safety.