Oh how cool Christina was in the show. When we saw the picture it triggered a memory. That museum rocked. How cool the staff was opening the doors so you could see in. Then there's the station. So what they have made the show part of the firehouse's tradition
We will do another soon about her being on the show as that was a tough one to put the information together. The museum and the equipment were awesome to see. The fire station was great and the firemen were all very nice Thanks for watching.
It is amazing to see the changes in the emergency response that really were driven off this show. It is really great that the equipment and props are preserved in this museum. Thanks for watching.
That show is quite stirring for me! I have been a firefighter paramedic multi-disciplined rescue technician because I wanted to be just like them. Thank you for the trip down memory lane
I have a good feeling that I will be heading down to 127 to drop some serious $$$ on some souvenirs from the show! I never knew they sold anything at the Station, Thank you so much for bringing us along.
When you buy items at the station it goes back to that stations fund. They have some cool stuff but if your collecting the museum really has some cool things. There are things at the museum that are signed by the guys that you can buy. Thanks so much for watching our channel.
Oh My God, Christina was in the show "Emergency", I have been a fan of the show from when the first episode involving getting the Paramedic Program going back in 1972 right up until the show ended when Johnny and Roy became Captains. Christina, you did an outstanding job when you was on the show that is for sure!
Do you know I live in southern California so it’s nice to find another channel from this area and get to see different things that I could drive and see myself. Thanks so much for always giving some great tips on places to go and see in Southern California. hugs and kisses from grandma, Sandy, and Debbie, and another great video full of inspiration and great tips of things to see
It is funny how many people don't get out and see some of the things around Southern California. We try to show some different things. Thanks for watching.
Great photos……..I just wish you would take a few pictures of the apparatus from a little farther away….too close to get a good view of what they look like! Thanks for the video, hope to get there some day.
Thanks so much for your comment as it means a lot to us what people think of the video. Comments help us to improve future videos. The museum is small here and it made it really tough to get pics from far back. They have put a lot of wonderful equipment in a small area. Thank you so much for your comments and for watching.
Our second video did have a great match up on the locations that took a lot of time to put together so please make sure you watch that one. Thanks for your comments as commenting helps us to improve on future videos. Thanks so much for watching.
Not only is it great they are in a museum they have also been well maintained and restored. Then the stars of the show signed the trucks too. Thanks so much for watching.
It really came a long ways and I think the show emergency helped it get there by bringing issues to the surface. Thanks so much for watching and hoped you enjoyed the video.
Oh if you did have that lunch pail it is worth about $80 dollars...which would not be bad for a $5 investment. We remember those lunch boxes well. Thanks so much for watching.
@@CRJourney20 The nostalgic value would be much more to me than the monetary value. I also had an original Mickey Mouse Watch and original (1st run) Match Box and Hot Wheel cars as well as Tonka Trucks and Tractors. Those Tonka's were built so well back then I could sit on and ride them.
Yes they have the original ambulance and no not the newer ones. The one that was wrecked has been completely restored and is really cool to see. Thanks so much for watching.
Hi my friends, thanks for this , very good indeed 🚒🚓🚍🚨👍 !! A most interesting museum 👀 !! A good ending to the video as the big fire-rig pulls out on a mission 🔥💦✅ ! Cheers, Don 🙋♂️ !
That sure was awesome but I think that white bus in the tour. Was the Granite Mountain HotShots bus. And they're the ground pounding crew out of Prescott Arizona that lost almost every member of the entire unit. Why it would be at LA County fire Museum I don't know but that sure looks like their logo.
@@CRJourney20 I can't remember his first name but I think his last name was Schnider{a past president of the museum} son was one of the HotShots killed in the fire in Arizona. That is how they got the transporter. A friend asked at one of the events we went to there.
interesting how the show had a real life impact on launching paramedic programs forward across the country... in 1972, a ff/pm was certainly a foreign concept
It is amazing the way the entire system evolved and that show really did play a major part. Very different from the way it is today but that even makes it more interesting. Thanks so much for watching.
Christina, Did you loved the show? Also, did you loved Julie London, who played one of the lead roles of Dixie McCall, who was also a fan favorite of the series? If so, what's your favorite Dixie storyline? I reupdated on a lot of social media sites.
Oh how cool Christina was in the show. When we saw the picture it triggered a memory. That museum rocked. How cool the staff was opening the doors so you could see in. Then there's the station. So what they have made the show part of the firehouse's tradition
We will do another soon about her being on the show as that was a tough one to put the information together. The museum and the equipment were awesome to see. The fire station was great and the firemen were all very nice Thanks for watching.
That was great. Thank you both
pretty cool stuff , I loved that show , I watched the show all the time .
It is amazing to see the changes in the emergency response that really were driven off this show. It is really great that the equipment and props are preserved in this museum. Thanks for watching.
@@CRJourney20king!
Christina your just as pretty as you were on the show. Nice to see you again.
Awe, thank you so much - made me blush. A special thank you for watching.
That show is quite stirring for me! I have been a firefighter paramedic multi-disciplined rescue technician because I wanted to be just like them. Thank you for the trip down memory lane
Times have come a long way with many thanks to that show for helping to point the way. Thanks for watching.
TH-cam sent me your way.
Love the content, everything was amazing!
Thank you so much for watching. We really enjoyed making this video and we are glad you Liked it. Thanks again.
I have a good feeling that I will be heading down to 127 to drop some serious $$$ on some souvenirs from the show! I never knew they sold anything at the Station, Thank you so much for bringing us along.
When you buy items at the station it goes back to that stations fund. They have some cool stuff but if your collecting the museum really has some cool things. There are things at the museum that are signed by the guys that you can buy. Thanks so much for watching our channel.
God bless you. Thanks for reacquainting me with my childhood. I have so many great memories of that show and it's inspiration to me. 😊
Hope you enjoyed the video. We thank you so much for watching.
That was a pretty amazing collection of TV show equipment 👍👍
it was fun to see the old equipment and really nice of the firemen to take us through the original fire station. Thanks for watching.
Loved watching this show back in the day!
We loved seeing all the old equipment and the fire station. Loved those old shows. thanks so much for watching.
Still watch it.
Thank you for showing the Museum. Have been to 127zz
Thank you so much for watching. That museum is really great as they have a wonderful collection.
I can only buy a few things online only
Oh My God, Christina was in the show "Emergency", I have been a fan of the show from when the first episode involving getting the Paramedic Program going back in 1972 right up until the show ended when Johnny and Roy became Captains. Christina, you did an outstanding job when you was on the show that is for sure!
It was fun to see the equipment in the museum and to visit the filming sites. Thanks so much for watching.
That was pretty Kool 😎.. We had no idea that museum existed. Thanks for taking us along 😊
That is the kind of places we love to find. The ones that people did not know about. Thanks for watching our channel.
Cool place! Thanks for taking us along!
Love these ,museums and it was so nice of the firemen to take us on a tour of the original fire station. Thanks for watching.
Do you know I live in southern California so it’s nice to find another channel from this area and get to see different things that I could drive and see myself. Thanks so much for always giving some great tips on places to go and see in Southern California. hugs and kisses from grandma, Sandy, and Debbie, and another great video full of inspiration and great tips of things to see
It is funny how many people don't get out and see some of the things around Southern California. We try to show some different things. Thanks for watching.
Great photos……..I just wish you would take a few pictures of the apparatus from a little farther away….too close to get a good view of what they look like! Thanks for the video, hope to get there some day.
Thanks so much for your comment as it means a lot to us what people think of the video. Comments help us to improve future videos. The museum is small here and it made it really tough to get pics from far back. They have put a lot of wonderful equipment in a small area. Thank you so much for your comments and for watching.
I have the complete set of DVD's watch em all the time
We have a complete set as well. Really great to watch. Thanks for watching our channel.
Love the fire service. - new subscriber
Thank you for subscribing. We really enjoy seeing some of these wonderful museums for the people that have served us all so well. Thanks for watching.
Was waiting to see Emergency matchup locations.......bit let down
But still Subscribed
Our second video did have a great match up on the locations that took a lot of time to put together so please make sure you watch that one. Thanks for your comments as commenting helps us to improve on future videos. Thanks so much for watching.
I really loved emergency because of all the actors in the shkow
We agree as the actors were very good. It also made the need for better equipment and technology come to light. Thanks so much for watching.
It's 👍 anditsgreat,that the trucks are in a museum.
Not only is it great they are in a museum they have also been well maintained and restored. Then the stars of the show signed the trucks too. Thanks so much for watching.
This shows you how far emergency medicine has come.
It really came a long ways and I think the show emergency helped it get there by bringing issues to the surface. Thanks so much for watching and hoped you enjoyed the video.
When I was a kid, I had an Emergency lunch box with a matching Thermos. I wish I had those today.
Oh if you did have that lunch pail it is worth about $80 dollars...which would not be bad for a $5 investment. We remember those lunch boxes well. Thanks so much for watching.
@@CRJourney20 The nostalgic value would be much more to me than the monetary value. I also had an original Mickey Mouse Watch and original (1st run) Match Box and Hot Wheel cars as well as Tonka Trucks and Tractors. Those Tonka's were built so well back then I could sit on and ride them.
Do Have The Ambulances There From The TV Show Emergency Yes Or No Scott Erman
Yes they have the original ambulance and no not the newer ones. The one that was wrecked has been completely restored and is really cool to see. Thanks so much for watching.
Hi my friends, thanks for this , very good indeed 🚒🚓🚍🚨👍 !! A most interesting museum 👀 !! A good ending to the video as the big fire-rig pulls out on a mission 🔥💦✅ ! Cheers, Don 🙋♂️ !
A small museum but very interesting. The ending was a surprise for us too as it all happened right at the end of our day. Thanks so much for watching.
That sure was awesome but I think that white bus in the tour. Was the Granite Mountain HotShots bus. And they're the ground pounding crew out of Prescott Arizona that lost almost every member of the entire unit. Why it would be at LA County fire Museum I don't know but that sure looks like their logo.
I am not sure about the items you mentioned but it sure would be interesting to find out.
@@CRJourney20 I can't remember his first name but I think his last name was Schnider{a past president of the museum} son was one of the HotShots killed in the fire in Arizona. That is how they got the transporter. A friend asked at one of the events we went to there.
interesting how the show had a real life impact on launching paramedic programs forward across the country... in 1972, a ff/pm was certainly a foreign concept
It is amazing the way the entire system evolved and that show really did play a major part. Very different from the way it is today but that even makes it more interesting. Thanks so much for watching.
Christina, Did you loved the show? Also, did you loved Julie London, who played one of the lead roles of Dixie McCall, who was also a fan favorite of the series? If so, what's your favorite Dixie storyline? I reupdated on a lot of social media sites.
the first thing you see in the video is a fire engine not a truck. A fire truck has a ladder like a hook and ladder. Just tor further iinformation.
Thank you for this information. It is always great to have better clarification. Thanks so much for watching.
Dang a tiller with a pump!
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