Records With Access Point "Fire fighters"
27 results found (26 digitized image(s) available).
Maritime Firemen’s Tournament Group, Charlottetown, P.E.I.
Item - 1925/07
P15\2
Maritime Firemen’s Tournament Group, Charlottetown, P.E.I., July 13-18, 1925
Photographic B&W
Visible Imagery: Group of uniformed firemen. Building in left of background. Writing bottom centre "Firemen's Tournament Charlottetown. July 13-18 1925. Prince Edward Island." Writing on bottom right "Craswell Photo".
Firemen at Old Home Week Group
Item - 1938/07/20
P15\4
Firemen at Old Home Week, Fredericton, New Brunswick July 20, 1938.
Photograph B&W
Visible Imagery: Large group of uniformed firemen. Uniformed women concentrated on right. Building in background. White horse on far left. Union Jack flag on far left. American Flag on far right.
No. 2 Hose Company, Fredericton Fire Department
Item - 1887
P15\9
Number 2 Hose company (Central hose 2) of the Fredericton Fire Department. The men are:
1st row: G Edney, J Edney, O King (or D King) R Coombs, H Chase,
2nd row: G Haviland, B Donovan, J Wilson, L Brewer, A Schlyer ][this may be Andrew Schleyer or Schlyer from the 1891 census, not many folks of that name in Fredericton at the time].
Bottom row is S. Brown and B Grace.
No. 2 Hose Company, Fredericton Fire Department
Item - 1887
P15\11
Studio portrait of the number 2 central hose company of the Fredericton Fire Department.
Back row: George Edney, Jack Edney, Duff King, Robert Coombes, h Chase
Middle Row: George Haviland, B Donovan, Jack Wilson, L Brewer, A Schlyer
Front row: Steve Brown, Bill Grace
Number 2 Hose Company, Fredericton Fire Department
Item - 1940
P15\14
Number 2 Hose company of the Fredericton Fire Department.
Standing: RL Flanagan, FR Meating, DT Scammell, GE Kitchen, JB Griffiths, WV Grant. Sitting: HC Myschrall, W Cale (Vice Captain), FH Hazlett (Capt.), KA Walker (Chief), R Coombes (Hon. Capt.), DW Bailey, RH Lyons. Photograph by Harvey Studios, Fredericton.
Hook & Ladder Company, Fredericton Fire Department
Item - 1898
P15\19
Hook and ladder and salvage company of the Fredericton Fire Department, 1898. Mike Moore [Michael Moore] captain, Backrow left to right: George Lint, F Smith, W White, C Fleet, George Darlington,. Front Row: M Moore, W Thorburn, A Lindsay, Nat Smith, J Toner, E Beatty. Photo by HF Albright, Fredericton.
Hook & Ladder Company, Fredericton Fire Department
Item - [ca.1890]-[ca.1900]
P15\20
Studio portrait of firefighters. Standing left to right, top row: unknown, unknown, J. Edney, R Coombs, RW Smith, H Lyons
Centre Row: TC Doherty, William Thorburn, Charles Fleet
Front Row: John Toner, J. Bolster
No. 1 Hose Company, Fredericton Fire Department
Item - 1895
P15\23
Names do not agree with other 1895 group, P15-24. Standing: left to right: Captain Johnson MacKenzie, George (Smooks) Darlington. Despite being previously labeled "No 5 Hose Coy", it seems that this is actually the Number 1 Hose Company: the men's hats say "1" on them. Photograph by GA Burkhardt [George A Burkhardt], Fredericton. Inscription au verso on paper tag: "Mrs. H Boyd 181 Northumberland St".
Number 4 Hose Company, Fredericton Fire Department
Item - 1895
P15\24
According a pencil inscription au verso: Standing: left to right: Joe McMinniman (Tanker), Art Blackner [Art Blackman?] Seated, left to right: Lud McSorley, Johnston McKenzie, George Darlington [aka Smooks Darlington]. There is an au verso pencil inscription showing all these names, but some are difficult to make out and it is therefore worth looking at the original.
Number 5 Hose Station, Fredericton Fire Department
Item - 1897
P15\25
At the foot of George Street or University Avenue, then called Sunbury Street, decorated for Queen Victoria’s Jubilee, 1897. In window: L. Fred Clark, R.J. Rogers, boy at extreme left, Talmage Haining, girl on rig seat. Helen Clark (Mrs. Robert McClellan). Firemen: left to right: G. Clark, W. Allen, J. Rogers, Fred Dibb, J. Carton, J. Gough.
Inscription au verso reads "Now stands next to Valery Food, University Ave Mr. Laurence". The building was evidently located next to what was once the Valery or Valley Food store on university avenue, later a Scholten’s on University Avenue. More specifically, this fire station is now (as of 2021) a private residence located at 294 University Avenue.
Another au verso inscription: "On loan to Chief Doherty Fton Fire Deprt Property of James E Rodgers 375]?] St John Street Fredericton NB".
Fredericton Fire Department Muster at Central Station, King Street
Item - 1931/10/02
P15\31
Standing in doorway: F. Desaulniers, J. Griffiths, E. Dobblesteyn. On pumper: T.C. Doherty, Mel Bearisto, C. Williams, Karl Walker, Duke Parsons, R. Poore, Walter Kerr. Back Row: Left, without uniform, Nick DiGiacinto, Dr. G. McCoy (Vet), Frank Flanagan, Spud Delong, R. Flanagan. Horses: Bill and Doll. Sitting on wagon: J. Sussey, Hugh O’Neill, on Chemicals truck: Walter Niles, Pete Finnegan, G. Kitchen, D.W. Bailey, George MacDonald
Group with Mayor J.W. Bird and Chief Harold Doherty, Fredericton Fire Department in center front. Uniformed: Left to right: Front, A. Jewett, Robert Coombs, Hayward Allen, Edward King, James Toner, George Darlington, H. Myshrall, Fraser Hazlett, Harold Hall, C. Toner, S. Smith, Chief R. Smith, W. Caleald., C. Dougherty, P. Currier, W. Grannen, Mayor W.G. Clark, John Roberts, Moses Mitchell (Chairman) Bud Steen, Sheriff Goodspeed. Karl Walker, Duke Parsons, R. Poore, Walter Kerr; Back Row, left: Without uniform, Nick DiGiacinto, Dr. G. M...
Fredericton Fire Department Muster at Central Station, King Street
Item - 1931/10/02
P15\32
Standing in doorway: F. Desaulniers, J. Griffiths, E. Dobblesteyn. On pumper: T.C. Doherty, Mel Bearisto, C. Williams, Karl Walker, Duke Parsons, R. Poore, Walter Kerr. Back Row: Left, without uniform, Nick DiGiacinto, Dr. G. McCoy (Vet), Frank Flanagan, Spud Delong, R. Flanagan. Horses: Bill and Doll. Sitting on wagon: J. Sussey, Hugh O’Neill, on Chemicals truck: Walter Niles, Pete Finnegan, G. Kitchen, D.W. Bailey, George MacDonald
Group with Mayor J.W. Bird and Chief Harold Doherty, Fredericton Fire Department in center front. Uniformed: Left to right: Front, A. Jewett, Robert Coombs, Hayward Allen, Edward King, James Toner, George Darlington, H. Myshrall, Fraser Hazlett, Harold Hall, C. Toner, S. Smith, Chief R. Smith, W. Caleald., C. Dougherty, P. Currier, W. Grannen, Mayor W.G. Clark, John Roberts, Moses Mitchell (Chairman) Bud Steen, Sheriff Goodspeed. Karl Walker, Duke Parsons, R. Poore, Walter Kerr; Back Row, left: Without uniform, Nick DiGiacinto, Dr. G. M...
Farewell banquet held to mark the retirement of all call firemen, Fredericton fire Department
Item - 1970/06
P15\34
Front Row: Glenwood Kitchen, Ald. Frank Barton, Ald. Robin L. Kilburn, Harry Gouch, City Hall, Very Rev. Dean S.C. Gray, former chaplain Fredericton Fire Department, Mayor J.W. Bird, Harold Doherty, Chief Fredericton Fire Department, Don Hersey, Deputy Chief Fredericton Fire Department, Capt. James Carlyle, Ted Rogers, Clem Toner, Jerry Dobbelsteyn. Middle Row: Waldo Jones, Harold Hall, Ernest Williams, David Graham, Clinton Camp, Dick McTavish, H. Ray Perley, Leslie Delong, Frank Meating, Claude MacDonald, Douglas W. Bailey, Johnstone Keene, James Craig, Tom Hughes, Roy Masten. Back Row: Arnold Bunker, John Hall, Sonny Horsnell, Francis Dobbelsteyn, Joseph Dobbelsteyn, Royden (Duke) Delong, Clayton Liston, Albin Carr, Irvine (Scuff) Crouse, Harold Bailey, Hayward Allen, Arthur Bowman.
Group of Fredericton Firemen
Item - [ca.1900]
P15\35
First row, left to right: Ford Delong, F. Bearisto, T. Doherty. Second row, left to right: ----------, J. Edney, A. Woods, G. [Chynich?], William Duncan. Third row, left to right: F. Smith, ----, Haviland, William Fleet, C. Fleet
Fire department - No.5 house station, Fredericton.
Item - 1896-1905
P19\119
The Hose Station was originally located on George Street near University Avenue; relocated to University Avenue near Scholten’s store. Two “steamer” pumpers were purchased approximately 1870s; generally pulled by hand. First real firehouse built in 1911. Another Hose Station near Legion, and later moved to Smythe across from Aberdeen.