1939 New York Worlds Fair Fire Department

==History==
The World's Fair in 1939 was staffed by several police and firefighters with trucks that were jointly operated with the FDNY until the Fair's closure in 1941.
===Fire Stations===
Company 	Address 	In Service 	Notes
Engine 331 	Main Street (1939 New York World's Fair) Would have been around 40.749850558675014,-73.84614554177602 	September 5, 1938 - March 31, 1941	Demolished.
Engine 331-2	Main Street (1939 New York World's Fair) Would have been around 40.749850558675014,-73.84614554177602 	September 5, 1938 - March 31, 1941	Demolished.
Engine 332 	South Gate and Horace Harding Boulevard (1939 New York World's Fair) Near 40.72874267529404,-73.83433871220352 	September 5, 1938 - April 30, 1941	Demolished.
Engine 333 	Horace Harding Boulevard At The Amusement Area (1939 New York World's Fair) Near 40.73680879080666,-73.83779535615082	March 22, 1939 - March 31, 1941 	Demolished.
Battalion 55	Front Street and Horace Harding Boulevard Near 40.72874267529404,-73.83433871220352 	September 5, 1938 - April 30, 1941	Demolished.
==Apparatus==
:1938 Ahrens-Fox HT pumper (1000/?) (Ex-Engine 331) (Transferred to New York City Fire Department)
:1938 Ahrens-Fox HT pumper (1000/?) (Ex-Engine 331-2) (Transferred to New York City Fire Department)
:1938 Ahrens-Fox SC pumper (Ex-Engine 332) (Transferred to New York City Fire Department)
:1938 Ahrens-Fox SC pumper (Ex-Engine 333) (Transferred to New York City Fire Department)
Category:Defunct fire departments of Queens County, New York
Category:Defunct Event Fire Departments (United States)
Category:Former operators of Ahrens-Fox apparatus