Timothy StackpoleE 11th St between Ave B and Ave AHeart One · Location 62 · Drawn May 2004A panoramic view from the tape drawingLOOK AROUND E 11TH STDrag the panorama or use the arrow keys.Drag the panorama.PAN PhotographsDownload photograph 1Download photograph 2Download photograph 3Download photograph 4Download photograph 5Download photograph 6Video podcast0:00On the southwest corner of Avenue B and East 11th Street is a wall that used to be covered in a mural.0:08The drawing was made on that mural, but as of September 2006, the mural is gone, the wall is brown,0:15and soon the restaurant 11B will be available for us for eating.0:41This is Captain Timothy Stackpole.0:44He was drawn in May of 2004.0:49His drawing is counting one person.1:41All right, well, we'll see.1:43I'm certainly feeling like a good game.1:49Perhaps the best-known firefighter who didn't have to be at the World Trade Center1:53was Captain Timothy Stackpole of Brooklyn.1:55He was fighting a fire in a city-owned building in 1998 when the floor collapsed.2:00dropping him and two firemen 10 feet into a roaring blaze.2:03The flames burned more than 30% of his body.2:06The city agreed to pay the three $4.2 million after their lawyers argued2:10that the city hadn't heeded warnings about the building's structural flaws.2:14Court records don't specify the individual payments,2:17but it was clear Stackpole could have retired with a large nest egg and a lucrative disability pension.2:22Instead, after two months in the hospital,2:25he spent many painful hours in the gym rebuilding his body and went back to work as soon as he could2:30pass a physical he came back when someone else would have happily retired thomas brady a former← Location 61Heart One · Location 62Location 63 →
