1964 New York Worlds' Fair Fire Department

==History==
The 1964 Worlds Fair was the second one to take place in Flushing Meadows Park, opening on April 21, 1964 for two six month seasons and ending on October 21, 1965. The Fire Department that year consisted of retired FDNY officers and men, divided into three companies operating from 3 stations with a captain, three lieutenants and 20 firemen. They operated on a round the clock basis protecting the fairgrounds and with a mutual aid agreement for the FDNY if they were fighting a fire in the nearby area. This agreement resulted in the 13,000 men and 760 trucks of the FDNY in service of the fair if needed and vice versa with the fairs firefighting equipment. The Pinkerton National Detective Agency was responsible for security including partial fire protection, prevention, and extinguishment at the World's Fair.
=== Fire Stations ===
Station	Address 	In Service 	Notes
1 	Security Building 40.75281781545161, -73.84179930901169 	April 21, 1964 - October 21, 1965	Demolished.
2 	Northwest Area 40.74943162855157, -73.85168355784839 	April 21, 1964 - October 21, 1965	Demolished.
3 	Aquacade (Ampitheatre) 40.73915931902864, -73.84128469614834	April 21, 1964 - October 21, 1965	Demolished.
==Apparatus==
:1962 Willys Jeep Forward Control / H&H Tank Company mini-pumper (500/?) (Ex-Engine 1)
:1962 Willys Jeep Forward Control / H&H Tank Company mini-pumper (500/?) (Ex-Engine 2)
:1962 Willys Jeep Forward Control / H&H Tank Company mini-pumper (500/?) (Ex-Engine 3)
:1962 Willys Jeep Forward Control / H&H Tank Company rescue (Ex-Rescue 1)
Category:Defunct Event Fire Departments (United States)
Category:Defunct fire departments of Queens County, New York