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Pottsville Firefighter Killed in Line of Duty
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Pottsville Firefighter Killed in Line of Duty
On April 14, 1872, a massive fire burned down 10 tenement houses on Sanderson Street in Pottsville, Pennsylvania. The fire was estimated to cause $15,000 in damage. During the response to the blaze, Charles Ewing of Good Intent Fire Company #1 was killed before ever reaching the fire. Map showing Sanderson Street in the 1860s. These homes near the prison and Schuylkill County courthouse were poorly constructed and often housed the newest immigra…
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