Truck Company 3 on way to Third Alarm of Fire in 1940
Struck by a vehicle while repondning
Baltimore and Exeter Streets
At the end of April 1940, the city was experiencing a large amount of multiple alarm fires.
On this day, Truck Company 3 was responded to the third alarm of fire, stuck out in downtown Baltimore.
While responding down Baltimore Street, Truck Company 3 was struck by a vehicle at the intersection of Exeter Street.
Police reported the operator of the other vehicle failed to give right of way to the responded apparatus.
No members were injuired, however the two occupant of the vehicle were taken to Mercy Hospital.