Inside a historic DC fire station that's among the last of its kind
Interesting stories surround D.C. Engine Co. 3, which is responsible for protecting landmarks including the Capitol and Union Station. The historic building is over 100 years old, still retains features like fire poles and a spiral staircases. See video inside the historic firehouse. Read: http://bit.ly/2SXSEgC (WTOP/John Aaron)
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