FDNY ENGINE 27
About
FDNY Engine 27 anchors a slice of TriBeCa where history fires the imagination; firehouse red doors open onto a longer-than-average block of Franklin Street.
A twenty-minute walk south from Canal Street drops you right at FDNY Engine 27, hanging on 173 Franklin Street, New York, NY 10013—fifteen stories south of the Holland Tunnel on-ramp in the shadow of skyscrapers tipped past midnight.
Any afternoon the rigs idle here; dispatch logs blur names of neighbors and landmarks across lower Manhattan. Touchpads crackle, hoses coil under fluorescent strips every bit as utilitarian as the century-old facade—though what matters most is the map.
Use the map to plot your route: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25b005b00e35f:0x122169cc53adf3ed Call once to confirm the visitor policy; outside drill times it cools to a quiet bronze block.
