Paca and Mulberry
Opened February 1859 . The first steam fire engine was known as the " Alpha ".
Light Street and Montgomery Street
Also seen listed as Barre and Sharp Street ( Feb 1859 )
Lombard and High Streets
Opened February 1859 . The first steam fire engine was known as the " Comet ".
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Lexington And Guilford
Also seen listed as North Street ( Calvert ) at Fayette (1859)
Insurance maps show the old Firehouse to be the blue green building, with the 1960's era clock on the front. Update shows the old firehouse is in fact that building, which had been altered in the 1950's, for use by the Municipal Credit Union. The Credit Union has long since moved and Engine 4 moved to East Cold spring Lane in 1954.
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Opened April , 1859. Steam fire engine was known as the
" Thomas Swann "
This old firehouse is currently being used as a performing arts center. Truck 3 has also been stationed at this house.
Gay And Ensor Streets
Opened April 1859 Steam power fire engine known as the
" Deluge "
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Eutaw And Druid Hill
Opened April 1859, Steam powered fire engine was known as the " Baltimore "
. 1000 Mulberry Street
Opened March 1871
Emailer advised the old firehouse was in the 1000 block of Mulberry Street, near Arlington. The firehouse was used until 1911, when they moved in with Truck 10 on Lafayette Avenue. The old firehouse has since been torn down as of 2001.
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Madison and McDonough Street
Opened February 1872
- Appears to have been razed. Johns Hopkins Hospital complex now occupies the site.
Washington Boulevard & Poppleton Street
Opened December 1872
Eastern Avenue and Patterson Park Avenue ( @ Gist )
Opened December 1874
Fort Avenue and Riverside Avenue ( Johnson Street )
Opened February 1875
Fremont and Myrtle Streets
Opened March 1876
Engine 13 was at a firehouse at Fremont and Myrtle until 1963, when they moved in with Truck 4 at 405 McMechen Street . The old firehouse has since been razed.
Hollins Street at Monroe Street
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