Judith Marston of Standish gets a hug Sunday from Auburn Police Chief Jason Moen following the dedication of Officer Norman Philbrick Square in Auburn. Marston is the daughter of Philbrick, the Auburn police officer who was killed while directing traffic during a two-alarm house fire on July 7, 1949. Thirty members of Philbrick's extended family attended Sunday's dedication.
A portrait of the late Auburn police officer Norman Philbrick rests on a bench Sunday at Officer Norman Philbrick Square in Auburn. Philbrick was killed while directing traffic during a two-alarm house fire on July 7, 1949.
Thirty members of Norman Philbrick's extended family attended Sunday's dedication of Officer Norman Philbrick Square at the intersection of Main and Court Streets in Auburn. The Auburn police officer was killed while directing traffic during a two-alarm house fire on July 7, 1949.
Judith Marston of Standish walks up to unveil the Officer Norman Philbrick Square monument Sunday with her daughter, Sandra Rollins, and son, Matthew Marston, at the intersection of Court and Main Streets in Auburn. Marston is the daughter of Philbrick, the Auburn police officer who was killed while directing traffic during a two-alarm house fire on July 7, 1949. Thirty members of Philbrick's extended family attended Sunday's dedication.
Auburn Police Officer Derek Drouin pauses Sunday at the Officer Norman Philbrick Square monument in Auburn. The monument was unveiled Sunday with 30 members of Norman Philbrick's extended family in attendance.
Auburn police officer Norman Philbrick and two Lewiston firefighters were killed July 7, 1949 when two fire trucks collided at the intersection of Main and Court Streets in Auburn.
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