DANFORTH STREET
ENGINE HOUSE
CORNER OF TYNG STREET
DANFORTH STREET
ENGINE HOUSE
CORNER OF TYNG STREET
1834
TIMELINE:
1834 - Small wooden building, large enough to house a hand-drawn fire engine, was
built on the southerly side of Danforth Street, at the east-side corner of Tyng Street.
It was located next to a wooden school house on land 50 feet by 120 feet.
1835 - New Thayer fire engine purchased. “Casco” Engine Co. 1 organized, and was
Housed here until 1836 when a new firehouse was built at South & Spring Streets.
1837 - Another new Thayer engine was purchased, and “Ocean” Engine Co. 4 was
Housed here until December (new quarters at Spring Street, near State Street).
1839 - Engine House removed and the land used for a school playground.