Engine Co. No. 1
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- Source:
- The Valentine
- Collection:
- George D. Rust Photograph Collection
- Date:
- Circa 1895
- Region:
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Richmond, Virginia
(inherited from source) - Description:
- Mounted black and white photographic print of horse-drawn fire (hose) wagon with a roof ladder (hooks on ends) and fire extinguisher mounted on side; two horses; man in driver's seat; fire hats on wagon; fire station, fence, and neighboring building in background at 306 N. 25th and Broad Streets, in Church Hill, Richmond, Virginia; this company had three pieces of equipment, a hose wagon (to carry equipment and hose), a steam pumper (to pump water from fire hydrant), and a "chemical engine" (carried two tanks filled with soda and acid which functioned as large fire extinguishers). Inscription: Printed __"Eng. Co. - No. 1." __Lower mid-ground __Printed in white ink Geographic Description: Richmond, Va. --25th Street (Richmond, Va.) --Broad Street (Richmond, Va.) --Church Hill (Richmond, Va.)
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Engine No. 1
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