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128 WATER STREET

This firehouse at 128 Water Street (between Main and West Street bridges - opposite of Albion Street) was built in 1861 to house Protection Engine Company 5 (originally organized in 1832) of the Volunteer Fire Department.
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Photo circa early 1950s

In 1888 the Fire Department was reorganized by a special committee consisting of Aldermen Macdonald, Miller and Kearney, and a paid department succeeded the volunteer system on March 20th, 1890, with four permanent men in nine engine and three hook and ladder companies, and eight call men to each. The call men consisted of eighteen engineers for the engines as well as the chief, and two assistants. The transition from a totally volunteer department to partially paid occurred on March 20, 1890. At that time Protection Steam Fire Engine Company Five became Engine Company 5.  In 1912 Engine 5 relocated to 115 Van Houten Street and Engine Company 12 entered service at the Water Street Firehouse.
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​​Chronological Listing of Events at Water Street Firehouse


​March 20, 1890:
The transition from a totally volunteer department to partially paid occurred and at that time Protection Steam Fire Engine Company Five became Engine Company 5.
Apparatus:  1884 second size Silsby in good condition.  Sowerbutt hose wagon in good condition with 700' hose, 2 three gallon extinguishers and 1 roof ladder
Initial Roster:  Engine Company 5
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​Captain William Cook
Engineer William Farrell, Drivers John Lair and William Stannard
Callmen: James C. Mills, Jacob Snyder, Peter Bradley, William Fielding, Peter Howden, John Messenger, Henry Snyder
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August 4, 1893: E5 driver Stannard opens a box with a prize inside
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Paterson Press

​September 5, 1893:
A large delivery of ice cream meant for a ceremony at Engine 2 on Highland Street erroneously sent to Engine 5 on Water Street. 
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Morning Call
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April 1, 1895: Chief Engineer Annual Report
Manpower Assignment for Engine 5
Badge       Name                            Rank
​49         Christopher Cubby           Captain
50         Frank Blakely                   Engineer
​53         Leonard Hartley                Driver
​55         Thomas Fish                      Driver
​ 51        John Lair                           Hoseman
​Badge       Name                         Rank
​56          Peter Bradley              Callman
57          Thomas Halliwell       Callman
58          Archie Irwin               Callman
​59          Joseph Mellor             Callman
​60          John Messenger          Callman
34          Henry Snyder              Callman
​41          James Matthews         Callman
May 25, 1892: Engine 5 hose wagon and steamer have minor collision respond to a fire
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May 26 Paterson Press

​August 16, 1895:
  Fire Committee - To tear down and renovate front of Engine 5 Water Street firehouse. ​
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August 17 Paterson News
1895: New front on firehouse installed by contractors and stable at rear of house rebuilt by firemen.
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​November 15, 1895:
Department goes fully paid  - callmen eliminated
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November 15, 1895: the Fully Paid Department ​begins:
First Manpower Assignment for Engine 5 (Badge #s listed)


#50 Captain Christopher Cubby
#51 Engineer Thomas Donahue
#52 Driver John Lair
#53 Hoseman Leonard Hartley
#54 Driver Thomas Fish
# 55 Hoseman Thomas Halliyell
# 56 Hoseman Thomas McGill
# 57 Hoseman Frank Conners
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Captain Christopher Cubby
November 25, 1895: Aldermen send Captain Cook to Engine 5
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Paterson Press
April 1897: Roster with badge #s listed in Annual Report:  (new name in italics)
#50 Captain Christopher Cubby
#51 Engineer Thomas Donahue
#52 Driver Samuel Close
#53 Hoseman Leonard Hartley
#54 Hoseman William Davis
# 55 Hoseman John Specht
# 56 Hoseman Thomas McGill
# 57 Hoseman John J Condon
March 1890: 1884 Second Size Silsby Steam Fire Engine (Serial # 782) with a ​Sowerbutt Hose Wagon, in good condition, which carried 700 feet of hose, and two 3-gallon extinguishers and one roof ladder.
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Some of the men in above photo are Captain Cubby, Jack Gorman, Jim McMullen, Tom Haliwell, Adam Banghart, Buck Standard, Bill Milnes, John Specht.
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Early photo of Engine 5 members in front of FF (with the old doors). Captain Cubby is in front second from right
September 5, 1898: Apparatus crab (metal ends used to fasten horses to the pole) breaks causing horse fall and injury
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September 6 Paterson News

​February 28, 1903:  Alderman inquires about disposition of older Engines 1 and 5 when new steamers arrive
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Paterson Daily Press
May 30, 1903: New Metropolitan pumper made by American Fire Engine Company goes to E5
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Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison

​1903:
First Size Metropolitan Steam Fire Engine. Note the writing [High Water] above the head of the fireman who stands second from the right. It indicates the height the Passaic River reached during the Great Flood of 1902.
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July 24, 1903: New Seagrave hose wagons (with Hart Water Pump) arrive and go to Engines 1 and 5. Engine 5 old hose wagon goes to Engine 8 on Wayne Avenue
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Paterson Daily Press
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​October 14, 1903:
  Flood destroys feed shed at rear of firehouse, causing issue with horse feed
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Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison
January 30, 1904: Engine 5 steamer pumping at the Ashley Bailey Mill fire
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February 12, 1904: Report of Chief Stagg on apparatus -  Engine 5
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Paterson News - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
July 8, 1907:   F/F Paul Duffy falls off hose wagon and breaks arm responding to a Tyler Street fire at 11:45 PM.
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July 9 Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison

September 19, 1907:
Responding to Station 63, FF discovered no water in boiler. Chief to investigate negligence. 
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September 21 Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison
October 27, 1907: From the Guardian series on PFD
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Courtesy Dennis Morrison
1908: Standing left-right: Thomas Hunt, Edward Ball, William Shane, Frank Boyle, Robert Dunphy, Herbert Croughan, Thomas Donahue, Peter Ihrman. Sitting Robert Wright, Captain Christopher Cubby. Note the high water mark on the firehouse, a remnant of the  1903 flood. 
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NY Sunday World - also 1909 Ball Book
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Scan of original photo
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Colorized by Jim Eifler
March 9, 1908:  Captain Cubby illness
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Paterson News courtesy Dennis Morrison
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1909: Captain of Engine 5 listed as Chris Cubby
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December 3, 1909:  Lieutenant Robert Wright (seen in above group photo)injures ankle sliding down pole
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Paterson News courtesy Dennis Morrison
May 10, 1911: Captain Cubby passes away
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Guardian - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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Guardian - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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Paterson Press - Courtesy Jim Eifler
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Paterson Press - courtesy Jim Eifler
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May 11, 1911: Lieutenant Robert Wright elevated to Acting Captain for E5
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Paterson Press - Curtesy Jim Eifler
May 13, 1911:  Concern over Mayor McBride's choice of new firehouse location
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Paterson News - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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July 1911:  Steam apparatus shipped via railroad to Nott Company in Minneapolis, MN to be motorized.
August 24, 1911:  Horses run away from fire scene at 2AM at 196 Water Street - heading toward Ridgewood. 
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Morning Call - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
March 9 1912: Engine Company 5 relocated to the new Central Fire headquarters at 115 Van Houten Street. Awaiting them was a rebuilt Hose Wagon (Sampson autocar) and the 1903 Metropolitan steamer with a Nott Propelling tractor​
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March 10, 1912 - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
March 19, 1912:   The Water Street firehouse quartered the newly formed Engine Company 12 which used the combination hose wagon of Engine Company 5. Northside lost its steam fire engine. 
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The Chronicle June 18, 1911 - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
September 6, 1912:  New Robinson apparatus on the way
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September 13, 1912:  New motorized apparatus- Made by Robinson Fire Engine Company of St. Louis, MO.   6 cylinder  110 HP  700-800 GPM  4 chemical tanks, 1250' 2.5 inch hose, two 12' ladders and one roof ladder, crow bars, axes
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Captain John McQuirk Paterson Press - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
September 13, 1912: Mischievous boys pull false alarm (Station 232 and Bridge Street and Hamilton Ave) so as to see new fire engine
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Paterson News - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
September 17, 1912:
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Paterson News - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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Paterson Press - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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Engine Co 12 Robinson Apparatus - Paterson Press Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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Paterson Press - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
October 2, 1912: New apparatus enters service at Water Street Firehouse - Made by Robinson Fire Engine Company of St. Louis, MO.   6 cylinder  110 HP  700-800 GPM  4 chemical tanks, 1250' 2.5 inch hose, two 12' ladders and one roof ladder, crow bars, axes
October 10, 1912:  New Robinson Pumper - Apparatus issues
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Paterson News- Courtesy Dennis Morrison
October 26, 1912: 
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November 3, 1912: Robinson apparatus (Engine 12) returns to duty but operates out of Central Headquarters at 115 Van Houten Street -  the motorized hose wagon of Engine 5 is transferred to and operates out of the Water Street Firehouse
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Morning Call - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
November 11, 1912: Firehouses at Water and also Prospect Streets  put up for auction
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Morning Call - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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Courtesy Jim Eifler
January 10, 1913: The Water Street firehouse closes its doors as Engine Company 12 moved to new quarters at 36 Circle Ave (at intersection of Clinton and North 3rd Streets.
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January 2, 1957: ~12 Noon  128 Water Street    2nd Alarm    2 1/2 Story Building
                     Building was once home of Protection Engine 5 and Engine 5
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Morning Call - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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2017 View of the lot where firehouse once stood
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View of 128 Water Street (Presidential Boulevard) in 2017
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  • AUXILIARY FIRE DEPARTMENT
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    • EXEMPT 1892 BALL
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  • FMBA / PFA
    • FMBA BY-LAWS
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