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    • CAPTAIN JOHN WEBER
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    • GERARD DUGAN
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    • HENRY OTIS HARRIS
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72 Jackson Street

This firehouse at 72 Jackson Street (between Green and Slater Streets) was built in 1873 to house Eagle Hook and Ladder Company 1 (organized March 22, 1839) of the Volunteer Fire Department.  In July, 1880, the house, apparatus and furniture were burned up and their house was immediately re-built in the same location.

In 1888 the Fire Department was reorganized by a special committee consisting of Aldermen In 1888 the Fire Department was reorganized by a special committee consisting of Aldermen Macdonald, Miller and Kearney, and a partially paid department or "Call System" 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 fulltime men consisted of Captains, Engineers, Drivers and Tillermen as well as the chief, and two assistants.
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1915 Sanborn Map

​​Chronological Listing of Events and Apparatus at 72 Jackson Street

Apparatus:  1889 Truck built by Babcock Fire Extinguisher Company of Chicago which carried one 85 foot extension ladder, one 25 foot, one 20 foot, one 14 foot, one 12 foot, 2 three gallon extinguishers, poles, hooks, ropes, etc.  Also a Rawson water attachment with 50 feet of 3 inch hose. A three horse hitch was also purchased.
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September 20, 1889: Purchase of aerial ladder - just prior to establishment of Paid Department
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Morning Call - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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Courtesy Dennis Morrison
March 20, 1890: The transition from a totally volunteer department to partially paid "Call System" occurred and Eagle Hook and Ladder Company One became Truck Company 1. 
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​Initial Roster:  Truck Company 1
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​Captain Joseph Kearney
​Tillerman Thomas Elvin and John Vesey, Driver Davis McAllister
​Callmen: James Jones, Richard Duffy (Supreme Sacrifice), Joseph Hutton, William Lendrim, James O.Neil, Timothy Phalon, William Stewart, Edward Kilpatrick
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March 20, 1890: An 1889 Babcock Aerial Turntable Truck built by Babcock Fire Extinguishing Manufacturing Company of Chicago, which carried one 85-foot extension aerial ladder, one 55-foot extension ladder, one 38-foot, one 30-foot, one 25-foot, one 20-foot, one 14-foot, one 12-foot ; two 3-gallon extinguishers, poles, hooks, ropes, etc.  A Rawson Water Tower Attachment was added. 
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April 28, 1890: Company election of officers
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​November 4, 1891:    First use of the Rawson water tower attachment - Stations 314 (Railroad & Green) & 53 (Taylor & Main) at 9:51 PM - fire at Blackburn Mill on Railroad Avenue at Taylor Street
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November 5 News clip
November 20, 1893: Callman James Phalon injured during a laddfer drill
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Paterson Press

​January 24, 1894: 
 Truck 1 accident at main and Elk Streets - with horse in jury: driver David Brandt
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February 5 News Clip

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February 2, 1894 - Paterson Press

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January 31 Paterson Press
July 1?, 1894: Driver David McAllister dies at the age of 37
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July 18 Morning Call
January 31, 1895: Horse involved in accident is recovering
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Paterson Press
April 1, 1895: Chief Engineer Annual Report
Manpower Assignment for Truck 1
Badge       Name                            Rank
​109         Joseph Kearney           Captain
110         Thomas Elvin              Tillerman
​111         Martin Brandt              Driver
​156        Michael Ryan               Ladderman
​102        William Marshall         Ladderman
Badge       Name                            Rank
​113           James Jones               Callman
114           Thomas Hardiman     Callman
115           Joseph Hutton            Callman
116           Thomas Fanning        Callman
117           Richard Moore           Callman
118           Timothy Phalon          Callman
​119            William J. Stewart     ​Callman
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 Truck 1 (Badge #s)
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Captain Joseph Kearney #110
Driver Martin Brandt #111
Tillerman Thomas Elvin #112
Ladderman James Thoms #113

​Ladderman William Marshall #114
Ladderman John Madden #115
Ladderman Robert Dunphy #116
​Ladderman William Stannard #117
​(Detailed as Assistant Chief Driver)

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Captain Joseph Kearney

​June 26, 1896: Former member of Jackson Engine 4 of the Paterson Volunteer Department, Exempt Firefighter Edward Kilpatrick, while attempting to help Truck Company 1, falls from apparatus and suffers fatal injuries.
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Paterson News
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​December 2, 1896:  FF John Madden in injured at fire
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December 3 Paterson Daily Press

​December 4, 1896:
  F/F Elvin injured at quarters  
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Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison

October 15, 1897: New floor at firehouse - apparatus parked on street
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Paterson Daily Press
February 16, 1899: ​  Additional horse sent to H&L 1
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Paterson News
November 3, 1900:  Truck 1 collision with a carraige
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Paterson Evening News

​February 13, 1901:
Sliding pole injury - FF John Madden at Jackson Street quarters
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February 14 Paterson Daily Press

​February 12, 1904:
Report of Chief Stagg on apparatus -  Truck 1
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Paterson News - Courtesy Dennis Morrison

​May 24, 1904:  FF George Slingland injured while hitching horses
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Mat 25 Paterson Daily Press
September 1904: New 75' LaFrance Aerial (shown below). On the side is Captain Edward Cusack wearing his summer hat. 
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Captain Ed Cusack on side wearing straw hat. Jackson Street Firehouse
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Courtesy Todd Hollritt
April 19, 1905:  Engine 1 and Truck 1 (with water attachment) drill on Governor Street
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April 20 Guardian courtesy Dennis Morrison
October 19, 1906: 418 Main Street Cat rescue using aerial of Truck 1
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Guardian courtesy Dennis Morrison
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Paterson Press courtesy Jim Eifler
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October 29 Guardian courtesy Dennis Morrison
February 25, 1907:  Chief Stagg speaks of PFD needs
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Morning Call - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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January 11, 1908: 
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Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison
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​1908:
La France Aerial of Truck 1 on parade (Van Houten Street)
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1908: Men of Hook and Ladder 1: Standing left-right: Luke Cannon, Eugene Murphy, James Downey, Edward Singland, Leonard Hartley, Michael Slattery, John Heinzelmann. Sitting Lieutenant Felix McCann, Captain Edward Cusack.
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NY Sunday World - also 1909 Ball Book
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Colorized by Jim Eifler
1909: Captain: Edward Cusack
March 7, 1910: Truck 1 and Engine 9 Hose Wagon collide at Main and Grand Streets responding to Station 162 for a fire at Roger's Locomotive factory
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Courtesy of Dennis Morrison
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Courtesy of Dennis Morrison
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Courtesy of Dennis Morrison
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Courtesy Dennis Morrison
Paterson Guardian report of accident
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Courtesy Jim Eifler
August 4, 1911:  2:30 PM - Accident on River Street 
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August 5 Morning Call - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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September 18, 1911: Discipline issues at Truck 1
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June 8, 1913:  Chronicle Series on PFD Companies - Truck Co. 1
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Left to tight: Front Row - Lieutenant Felix McCann, Luke Cannon, John Lynch, and Captain Edward Cusack. Rear - Hubert Croughan, James Downey, Edward Singland and Joseph Dolan
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July 30, 1913:  Truck 1 now motorized and to go on duty - Christie Front Drive Tractor attached to LaFrance aerial 
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July 31 Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison
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August 5, 1913:  Station  14 (Market Street & Railroad Avenue)
                             6:15 AM Market Street (at the RR)       Erie RR Storage House 

                             First run for newly motorized Truck 1






​Captain Edward Cusack, appointed March 1, 1896. Was also a trustee of the Pension fund
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August 1, 1914: Annual report of the Chief Engineer - Truck  Company 1
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July 1, 1916: Two Platoon System begins: (Day and Night Shifts)
Day Shift 
Night Shift
Captain Edward Cusack
Luke Cannon
Hubert Croughan
James Downey
Frank Von Weber
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Lieutenant Felix McCann
John Lynch
Edward Singland
Frank Shane
​Joseph Dolan
1918 Ball Book Roster
Captain Edward Cusack
Lieutenant Felix McCann
Hubert Croughan
​James Downey
​Frank Von Weberen
John P. Lynch
Edward Singland
​Frank Shane
Joseph Dolan 
 
​After July 6, 1919 - 75' Aerial Truck [Electric (battery) powered] built by the Commercial Truck Company of Philadelphia (Serial #19026). This replaced the Christie front Drive Tractor LaFrance aerial. Was supposed to go to new firehouse in Riverside which was never built. Apparatus wound up going to Truck 1. ​
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Morning Call - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
March 17, 1925:  Truck 1 in serious accident on Clay Street
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Morning Call - Courtesy Dennis Morrison
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1930 Company Roster
A Shift
Captain Frank Dowdall
Edward McEwen
​Frank Dalton
Paul Shaw
​Arsene Nunick
​Frank Brocco
B Shift
​Captain William Van Kirk
​William Blanchfield
Edward Walsh
George Dorman
Thomas Walsh
​Frederick Haycock
December 28, 1931: A 1929 Ahrens Fox 85-6-1 aerial truck formerly used by Truck Company 2 (Serial # 2046). The apparatus is shown below on Jackson Street with Dalmatian on cab. The electric (battery) powered aerial went out of service. Note solid rubber tires on rear of tractor.

What does the 85-6-1 mean?  They are Ahrens Fox Company codes: -1 means aerial ladder, -6 means a Fox tractor and 85 is the length in feet of the largest ladder
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September 14, 1932:   F/F Ed McEwan falls from responding apparatus AT Main and dey Streets. 
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Paterson News
1935: Men of Truck Company 1 A Shift: Captain Frank Dowdall, Edward McEwan, Frank Dalton, Paul Shaw, Arsene Nunnick, Frank Brocco, James Kehoe
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1936 Ball Book Photo
1935: Men of Truck Company 1 B Shift: ​Captain William Van Kirk, William Blanchfield, William Walsh, George Dorman, Edward Walsh
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Truck 1 apparatus preparing to back up. Note a Vescey Searchlight has been added to drivers side of tractor. Firemen wearing "High Eagle" Helmets
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(Anthony Natoli Collection)
​1940  Paterson Evening News Golden Jubilee - Truck Company 1 Roster
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Dayspring Collection
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​November 28, 1941: Station 553 (Maryland & Trenton) - Truck 1 accident responding to brush fire
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1944 Annual Report Roster
A Shift
Captain Frank Dowdall
Edward McEwan
Paul Shaw
Frank Brocco
​Frank Dalton
B Shift
​Acting Captain William Blanchfield
Aresene Nunnick
George Dorman
​Charles Mins

September 1, 1948: While parked in quarters the motor self-ignited and the rig was severely damaged in the fire. The department was forced to operate with only two Truck Companies. After repair, aerial 2046 became a spare and was ultimately dismantled for parts in June 1953 and what was left sold on June 29, 1954. Below is the report of Acting Captain Edward McEwan​
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Dayspring Collection
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September 1 Paterson News
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1949 Ball book photo: Truck Company 1 "A shift" Captain Solomon Reines, Edward McEwan (tillerman), Frank Dalton, Paul Shaw, John Rankin.
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1949 Ball book photo: Truck Company 1 "​B Shift" Captain Charles Mina, Arsene Nunnick, Douglas Laux, George Dorman, John Whalen
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Men with Dalmation: John Kedash at right
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(Anthony Natoli Collection)
December 12, 1949: Truck 1 received a used 1929 Ahrens Fox 75-6-1 Aerial which was purchased for $600  (see receipt below) from Hastings on Hudson, NY. It was came with a windshield which was straight (not curved) across the top. In the photo it is pictured on the apron at the 23rd Avenue Firehouse.
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January 13, 1951: Story of Truck 1 Tillerman Frank Dalton
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Paterson Evening News courtesy Dennis Morrison
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July 28, 1951: Truck 1 (Ahrens Fox aerial) stuck in flood waters on 11th Avenue
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Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison
1952:  Truck Company 1 relocated to the 23rd Avenue firehouse and the Jackson Street quarters was closed.
October 15, 1952:  Firehouse is condemned
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Morning Call courtesy Dennis Morrison
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April 14, 1953: Firehouse put up for sale
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Dayspring Collection
March 25, 1965: FH goes up for public sale on April 8, 1965
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Paterson Evening News courtesy Dennis Morrison
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  • OVERVIEW
    • FIRST CENTURY
    • EVENTS 1890-1894
    • EVENTS 1895-1899
    • EVENTS 1900-1910
    • EVENTS 1911-1919
    • EVENTS 1920-1939
    • EVENTS 1940-1959
    • EVENTS 1960-1979
    • EVENTS 1980-1999
    • EVENTS 2000-2019
    • EVENTS 2020-2023
  • FIREFIGHTERS
  • CHIEF ENGINEERS
    • ASSISTANT CHIEFS
    • DEPUTY CHIEFS
    • BATTALION CHIEFS
    • CHIEF GIGS
  • THE SUPREME SACRIFICE
    • MEMORIAL SERVICE
  • OBITUARIES / DEATHS
    • 1889-1919 DEATHS
    • 1920-1939 DEATHS
    • 1940-1959 DEATHS
    • 1960-1969 DEATHS
    • 1970-1979 DEATHS
    • 1980-1999 DEATHS
    • 2000-2009 DEATHS
    • 2010 AND LATER
  • NOTABLE FIREFIGHTERS
    • CALAMITA FAMILY
    • CAPTAIN JOHN WEBER
    • CUSACK FAMILY
    • FLEMING FAMILY
    • GERARD DUGAN
    • HANCOCK FAMILY
    • HENRY OTIS HARRIS
    • ISAAC FELICIANO
    • JOHN GILMORE
    • JOSEPH DAYSPRING
    • KEARNEY-FAMILY
    • MARIANI FAMILY
    • McLAUGHLIN FAMILY
    • SALMANOWITZ BROTHERS
    • THE SIMONTONS
    • THE SWEENEYS
  • NOTABLE FIRES/INCIDENTS
  • SPECIAL OP EVENTS
  • TAKING THE HEAT BOOK
  • HISTORICAL REVIEWS
  • 1907 GUARDIAN
  • 1936 HEARD & SEEN COLUMN
  • FIREHOUSE PHOTOS / FACTS
  • SPECIAL OPERATIONS
  • EMS
    • EMS ROSTER
  • COMPANY & FH HISTORY
  • COMMUNICATIONS / FA
    • FIRE BOX LISTS
    • FIRE BOXES & STANCHIONS
    • EVRS STATION LIST
  • FIRE VIDEOS 1991-2011
  • FIRE VIDEOS 2014-2022
  • DOCUDRAMAS
  • APPARATUS
  • APPARATUS VIDEOS
  • NOTABLE EVENTS INDEX
    • PFD STORIES
    • APPARATUS NOTABLES
    • APPTS & PROMOTIONS
    • AWARDS
    • 1960 CHIEF SELECTION
    • GRAND STREET RIOT 1917
    • GROUND ZERO
    • MILITARY
    • PARADES PAID DEPT
    • RED MASS
    • RESCUES
    • RETIREMENTS
    • SISTER LORETTA
    • SPORTS
    • THEATRE DETAIL
  • MEMORABILIA
  • PATCHES DECALS LOGOS SHIRTS
  • WALLPAPER
  • DEPARTMENT PETS
  • TRAINING
  • VOLUNTEER DEPARTMENT
    • 1821 - 1854 HISTORY
    • 1815-1890 VOLUNTEER HISTORY
    • 1888 HISTORICAL SUMMARY
    • LOOKING BACKWARDS
    • VOLUNTEER PARADES
    • ANNUAL REPORTS
    • VOLUNTEER CHIEFS >
      • CHIEF ELECTIONS
      • CHIEF BIOS
    • VOLUNTEER PROFILES
    • ANDREW MOSER
    • ENGINE CO APPARATUS LIST
    • OLD GOOSENECK
    • JEFFERS STEAMER
    • VOLUNTEER COMPANIES
  • AUXILIARY FIRE DEPARTMENT
  • EXEMPT ASSOCIATION
    • EXEMPT 1892 BALL
    • EXEMPT BY-LAWS 1902
  • EXEMPT HOME & RELICS
  • FMBA / PFA
    • FMBA BY-LAWS
    • FMBA 1949 FOLLIES
  • BALLBOOKS
    • 1909 BALL BOOK
    • 1916 BALL BOOK
    • 1918 BALL BOOK
    • 1921 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1923 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1928 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1935 PFD BOOSTER
    • 1936 JANUARY PICTORIAL
    • 1936 DECEMBER PICTORIAL
    • 1937 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1938 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1939 ANNUAL BALL
    • 1941 ANNUAL BALL
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    • 2011 ANNUAL BALL
    • 2014 ANNUAL BALL
    • 2016 ANNUAL BALL
  • ANNUAL REPORTS
  • PFH CONTRIBUTORS
  • ORAL HISTORY
  • STATISTICS
  • CONTACT
  • CITY OF PATERSON