Tag: 363.37 (Firefighting and Fire Prevention)
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Brenda Cowan, Lexington’s first Black woman firefighter, is remembered for her courage, leadership, and tragic death while on duty in 2004.
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Discover the inspiring story of Patrick H. Raymond, the first Black Fire Chief in the U.S., who revolutionized fire safety and prevention during the 19th century.
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