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Description	The first hook and ladder, it was later attached to an auto and became the first piece of mechanized equipment. Identified are: 1. John McCollum, 2. Thomas P. Coe, 3. L.C. Tully, Sr.
Source	Florida Memory Project
Article	Tallahassee Fire Department
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This is a one of a kind unique digital photo from The Florida Memory Project, Florida Department of State. It holds the archives' number of: rc00703

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current	15:41, 2 September 2006	573×378 (31 KB)	Noles1984 (Talk \| contribs)	({{Flphoto\|Florida Memory Project\|rc00703}} The first hook and ladder, it was later attached to an auto and became the first piece of mechanized equipment. Identified are: 1. John McCollum, 2. Thomas P. Coe, 3. L.C. Tully, Sr.)