This gentleman us wearing a Lowell Fire sweatshirt. Along with some push pins on his collar of his shirt. He is standing in the classroom where the EMS teaching and meetings happen.
A man at a desk giving a smirking smile. There is a large board filled with pictures in the background, and award certificates displayed on the wall above it.
Two people standing close together, the man is grabbing the woman’s arms and linking them together at the elbows. This training move is known as the fireman carry. This move can secure the person and maintain control during an evacuation.
The man that created this sculpture was Henry Bush-Brown. The Monument of Major General George Gordon Meade at Gettysburg, and his trusty war horse, Old Baldy. In 1861 he bought this horse and rode Baldy into the civil war where he was critically injured multiple times in the 5 years he served as a war horse. The victor of Gettysburg passed away and the horse lived 10 more years.
A man operating a John Deere tractor with a bucket full of gravel. Caption: “I was able to teach several high school volunteers how to run small frontend loaders. They did great work. Rain or shine.”
Photo on right is Fall Creek Post Office with 3 men delivering mail. Top left handed photo is the Fall Creek Store with gas pumps out front. Years later a building was built next to the store and was the official gas station. To the right of the store in the log house. Bottom Left Hand Photo is the church in the Fall Creek on the hillside.
Fall Creek Store in 1940. Wooden building with large 4 pane window, Façade atop building, and old gasoline pumps outside next door is the homestead that divided as accomadations for travelers. Little Fall Creek road runs in front of store.
