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Hubie Pictures

by | Sep 15, 2014

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HUBIE Pictures Store

For further information about The Drawing Board please feel free to contact us.

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Dave Hubert
Hubie Pictures
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Technical Support

  • Audio engineers: Richard Dugan and Mark A. Ward
  • Website design: Amy Love
  • Website host: Monty Gearhart and WCES
  • Tony Miranda, FSTI Video Group

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Special Thanks

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HUBIE © 2014 Dave Hubert
Illistrations © 2014 Dave Hubert
Christmas Major, The Horse that Saved Christmas © 2013 Dave Hubert
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History

by | Sep 15, 2014

At the beginning of the twentieth century a new form of firefighting was introduced with the advent of the horse-drawn steam fire engine.

This revolutionary technology gave firefighters the ability to pump thousands of gallons of water on a fire with a minimal crew, this changed everything.

As the Industrial Revolution continued and the advances of the internal combustion engine became commonplace, the need for horse drawn vehicles became obsolete and the romantic era of the fire steamer faded away. Dave’s story is about the discovery, resurrection and restoration of a 1902 American Steam Fire Engine.

The journey that followed is inspirational and amazing. From some of the most unlikely sources, piece by piece, this American Icon was brought back to life. More