Publisher's Synopsis
Impeccably researched and meticulously written, Ann Alexander Leggett and Jordan Alexander Leggett continue to elevate the genre with their investigations into one of Denver's oldest-and most intriguing-landmarks: Fire Station 1. A must-read for aficionados of both history and the supernatural alike, this book covers the history of the station, profiles of some of the brave men who lived at Station 1 and fought Denver's fires, and the spirits which now reside within its walls. It was 1909 when Station 1 was built at 1326 Tremont Place, in Denver. For sixty-six years, until it was decommissioned in 1975, it was occupied by many of Denver's bravest firefighters. It's now the Denver Firefighters Museum-dedicated to the history of the Denver Fire Department-and packed to the gills with apparatus, equipment and displays of days past. The history comes alive here in more ways than one; you can feel it as soon as you walk through the original front doors. Tales of hauntings, interwoven with the history, are common knowledge. What spirits haunt Station 1? You are about to find out.
