Galveston Burning | A conversation with James Anderson on the history of the Galveston fire department, major conflagrations, and the resiliency of this island city

Buy Galveston Burning: A history of the Fire Department and major conflagrations 📍Visit our interactive map!Enjoy this content? Buy me a book! 📚📱Social and other ways to explore Texas HistoryHistoric resources for everything we discuss in the episode: https://www.galvestonunscripted.com/james-anderson-galveston-burningJames Anderson is an Author and student of history, and he joins Galveston Unscripted to discuss his new book, Galveston Burning! Inspired by ancestors who shared his lifelong passion for historical and genealogical research, James F. Anderson joined the Galveston Historical Foundation in 2009, becoming a House Chair of its Historic Homes Tour in 2013. James is currently an active member of the Texas State Historic Association and the Galveston Railroad Museum, as well as a certified tourism ambassador in Galveston.Tour with Spotify:👂Listen: The Great Fire of 1885👂Listen: East End Historical District👂Listen: Silk Stocking District👂Listen: Port of Galveston👂Listen: The Hendley Building👂Listen: Lost Bayou Historic District👂Listen: Texas Heroes MonumentKeywords: Fire Department, Galveston Burning, 1885 Fire, Beach Hotel, Bishop's palace,Harmony Hall, Volunteer fire department, first paid fire department in Texas, Galveston History, Battle of Galveston, Texas History, Galveston History Podcast, synagogue, temple b'nai israel, causeway, 1900 storm, Unscripted, conversation, pirate, sandbar, United States of America,  Support the showGalveston Unscripted Digital Market