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Title
Fire Prevention Week parade on Miller Avenue at Throckmorton, October 13, 1955
Creator
unknown
Date Created and/or Issued
1955-10-13
Contributing Institution
Mill Valley Public Library
Collection
Mill Valley History Online
Rights Information
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Description
A Fire Prevention Week parade turns onto Miller Avenue at Throckmorton. Mill Valley motorcycle police officer John Imperiale is in the lead. On back of the photo is a clipping from an unknown newspaper (probably the Mill Valley Record): "Sirens Screaming, fire fighting equipment from departments throughout Southern Marin roar through the streets of Mill Valley as a reminder to everyone within earshot that fire prevention is everyone's job. The noisy parade last Thursday [ed. note - either 13 October or 6 October depending on date of article] marked Fire Prevention Week. It is viewed from the second floor of the Pollifrone building. Mill Valley motorcycle policeman John Imperiale is in the lead."
Type
image
Identifier
4A29CEF0-BD38-40AA-A015-030296986300
MVU2175
Subject
Cars
Fire departments
Fire engines & equipment
Fire fighters
Fire prevention
Imperial, John
Miller Avenue
Motorcycles
Parades & processions
Police
Pollifrone Building
Throckmorton Avenue

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