Engine Company 1 Manhattan

Engine Company 1 was orgainzed July 31, 1865 and was disbanded on June 18, 1868.

It was then reorganized on February 17, 1873.

Engine Company1 Manhattan, is the oldest Engine Company on the job.

ENGINE 1 	MANHATTAN	
ORG.   	1 Centre St.  	FQ Vol.	(Jul. 31, 1865)
DISB.				(Jun. 18, 1868)
REORG.	165 W. 29th St.	 	(Feb. 17, 1873)
RELOC.	118 W. 33rd St.	  	(Jul.  1, 1881)
NQTRS.	165 W. 29th St.		(Nov. 15, 1881)
RELOC.	104 W. 30th St.	 At FP-3(Jul. 30, 1906)
RQTRS.	165 W. 29th St.	        (         1907)
NQTRS.	142 W. 31st St.	W/ L-24	(Nov.  3, 1946)





 
Engine 1's History Page

Manhattan Engine 1's New rig was spotted 6/27/01

Photo by Don

Manhattan Engine 1's 1923 American LaFrance 700 gpm pumper

Photo by Frank Fenning

Photo by: Don Van Holt

Engine Company 1 (spare rig) M.P.O. Joe Falco putting third line into operation

Box 3-3-689 St. Johns Church 209 West 30 th Street Manhattan January 10, 1997 1450 hrs.

1930 Seagrave Hose Wagon

Photo by: Frank Fenning donated by William F. Noonan ( Boston Fire Department )

  • William F. Noonan

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