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Etan Does LA 232: Fire Station No. 30 (Downtown | Los Angeles firefighting history

National Register visit 232: Fire Station No. 30 📍1401 South Central Avenue, Downtown This historic fire station once housed one of LA's two segregated, all-Black firefighting units. While it wasn’t the city’s first segregated firehouse, it’s the earliest one that’s still standing. So there’s a certain poetic justice that its current tenant is the African-American Firefighter Museum, dedicated to preserving and retelling the story of Black firefighters in LA and beyond. The station itself was designed by James Backus, Superintendent of Building for the City of Los Angeles. The late, great Edward Fickett oversaw its renovation in 1995-1997. Read the full story at EtanDoesLA.com – 🔗in my bio! Historic photos: 📷1 & 3: Courtesy Dunbar Economic Development Corporation / @usclibraries 📷2: ca. 1925. Courtesy LAFD Photo Album Collection / LAFire.com 📷4: Composite of African American Firefighters (Security Pacific National Bank Photo Collection / @laplphotos ) #blackhistory #nationalregister #lafire #firefighters #firefighterhistory #lahistory #segregation #historicplace #firehouse I'm visiting all 600+ LA landmarks on the National Register of Historic Places. Read more about this one and many more at EtanDoesLA.com: https://etandoesla.com/232-fire-stati...