Fire engine mishap, 1948

Posted on August 4, 2014 | in Uncategorized | by Lexington Herald-Leader

A Lexington fire engine came to rest partially inside of Robertson's supermarket at East Seventh Street and Maple Avenue in October 1948. Published in the Lexington Leader October 4, 1948.

A wayward Lexington fire engine came to rest partially inside Robertson’s supermarket at East Seventh Street and Maple Avenue in October 1948. Published in the Lexington Leader Oct. 4, 1948.

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