Four-Alarm Fun

Sun., March 26, 2000

Assisted by a Bakersfield firefighter, 4-year-old Mickey Cushine takes the wheel of a 1927 American LaFrance fire truck during the Heritage Days festival at the Kern County Museum in California. To learn more about vintage fire engines and where to find them, see: www.fireengine.net.

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