CURATOR'S LIST-The Fire Museum of Maryland March 2007

DATE DESCRIPTION * Veh. #
1. 1806 Pat Lyon pumper; Independent Fire Co., No. 2, Annapolis, MD. L91
2. 1819 Jeffers & Nuttall parade hose carriage "Southwark" No.9; Philadelphia Southwark Hose Co.; 1823 repainted; 1856 First West Chester Fire Co.; 1894 sold to Holloway. L32
3. 1839 James Smith pumper N.Y. style; "Deluge"; 1979 restored to c. 1890; Pawtucket, RI; 2005 simulated gooseneck and play pipe added * M68
4. c. 1845 John Rodgers pumper Philadelphia style; “Volunteer” & “Gipsy”; rebuilt by Holloway 1888; Baltimore: Patapsco Co. XIV; c. 1888 paint L31
5. 1850 John Rodgers pumper Philadelphia style; “Volunteer’ & “Chief”; Baltimore: Deptford Co. IV; Philadelphia: Active Co.; 1850 four oil paintings, 1899 paint; “Semper Paratus”; 1996 cleaned paintings L33
6. 1853 James Smith pumper piano crane neck style; Babylon, NY: Storm Engine Co.; 1955 refurbished, 1985 pump rebuilt; c.1993 end panel paintings added, gold leafing on chassis M16
7. c. 1854 James Smith (?) hook & ladder, tillered; Newtown, NY: Wandowenock F. H&L Co. 1; c. 1913 paint M17
8. c.1865 Charles E. Hartshorn hose cart; New York City (originally thought to be 1837); 2007 restored to c.1890 M14
9. 1872 Amoskeag hose jumper; Manchester, NH M18
10. 1875 L. Button & Son hose carriage; Salem, NY: Marion Hose Co. 2; 1965 refurbished M19
11. 1875 Manufacturer unknown, auto-seat buggy (Doctor's); original leather & upholstery * M42
12. 1878 Clapp & Jones hand drawn steamer "Lily of the Swamp"; "Veni, vidi, vici"; 400 gpm; Frederick, MD: United Steam F.E. Co. 3 * L82
13. 1881 Charles T. Holloway & Co. Chemical engine. Owner unknown. “Dexter Bullard” M93
14. 1885 Amoskeag steamer single, short frame, 350 gpm #552; Manchester, MA: Sea-Side No. 1; 1908 paint; gift of William W. Willock, Jr.; 2003 vehicle cleaned and coated, engine electrified * M85
15. c. 1888 Hayes/LaFrance F.E. Co. aerial ladder 55'; Baltimore: T6; Hanover, PA; Gettysburg, PA M27
16. 1888 Clapp & Jones steamer 600 gpm #503; rebuilt by ALF 1904; Baltimore: E14, RE14; c. 1930 paint * L35
17. 1898 1933 Hale/F.E.M. Co. water tower 65' (mod. 61'): Baltimore: E15, WT1, SLWT1 Mack tractor BQ #6BQISM1154; 1970 restored to 1960; 2005 repaired left rear fender * M9
18. 1898 American F.E. Co. combination hose & chemical wagon; Lawrence, MA: E3; 1959 refurbished M21
19. 1899 American F.E. Co. steamer 500 gpm #2642 "Washington" hand or horse drawn; Lawrence-Cedarhurst, NY H&L Co.; 1953 and '73 refurbished, 1916 and '86 boiler rebuilt M20
20. c. 1900 Stivers-Tilton concord wagon; 1974 refurbished M22
21. c. 1900 Stivers-Tilton cutter (sleigh) M23
22. 1903 Charles T. Holloway & Co. hook & ladder "city" model #4025; Mauch Chunk (Jim Thorpe), PA; Marion Fire Co. 1; 1973 restored to catalogue image M6
23. 1905 1916 LaFrance/ALF steamer 1,100 gpm #510; Baltimore: E12, E24, RE3; c. 1930 paint Front Drive Motor Company (Christie) tractor * L36
24. 1905 Hale/ALF water tower 65' #12; Lawrence, MA; mint original condition * M24
25. 1908 American-LaFrance American auto. aerial 65' #93; New York City: L44, L49; 1955 removed Type 31 tractor for fifth wheel assembly with no brakes M25
26. 1908 1918 Hayes/ALF aerial 85' with Dahill hoist; Baltimore: T2, T18, SLT17; 1949 paint Mack tractor ACCD #1132031, 5 1/2 ton chassis; Baltimore: T10, SLT10; 1980 restoration to 1940s; gift of Arthur Gnau * M43 M41
28. c.1910 Manufacturer unknown hose cart; Baltimore County; on loan to BCoFD Museum L66
29. 1917 Mack high pressure wagon/pumper ACCD #7344, 3 1/2 ton chassis, 600 gpm added 1924, 1937 rebuilt; Baltimore: E23, SLE23, SLE7, SLE12; 1937 paint; gift of Baltimore Fire Department; c.1985 restored wheels replace 1937 wheels; 1996 wheels switched with the Wrecker; 2006 custom hood & front fenders of 1916 pattern * M44
30. 1917 Ford Model T, #26404; 1924 gen. & starter added; Holloway chem. tank added; 1947 engine; c.40s tires converted to balloon; 2002-3 completely refurbished and new/old T dash, hood and fenders L95
31. 1920 Mack F.D. heavy duty wrecker ACCD #732106, 3 1/2 ton chassis; Baltimore: RS1; 1996 restoration to 1920 using new sheet metal; gift of Arthur Gnau M40
32. 1920 Seagrave pumper 750 gpm Type 6CT, Serial #26222; Ridgway, PA; restoration in progress M4
33. c.1920 American-LaFrance chemical cart model FM; Baltimore: William E. Hooper M58
34. 1922 Ahrens-Fox pumper 700 gpm KJS4 #1114; 1939 rebuilt; Baltimore: E7, E30, SLE55; 1970 restored to 1939 H1
35. 1926 Mack pumper 600 gpm ACCD #7311611, 1938 rebuilt; Baltimore: E19, SLE19; 1967 and 1984 restored to 1938 typical BFD pumper M2
36. 1927 Mack pumper 500gpm ABCD-3A #312926, rebuilt 1941; Thurmont, MD: Guardian Hose Co.; 1981 restored partially to 1927; original except fenders; c.1993 right front steel wheel & solid tire * M10
37. 1927 Seagrave 750 gpm Model F6 #B2245; Norwood, MA; painted by Greg Strand, c. 1986 M90
38. 1935 Stutz pumper 500 gpm #17791; Havre de Grace, MD: Susquehanna Hose Co. 3; 1984 restored by R. & E. Schilling M76
39. 1938 Mack pumper 1,000-1,500 gpm Type 21S1007 with Hercules engine; Baltimore: E54, E51, SLE13, SLE26; 1990 restored to prototype M83
40. 1941 American-LaFrance Foamite pumper 500gpm Type 500 #L-1569; Ellicott City, MD: E4, E24; mint original paint * M46
41. 1941 Mack tractor Type 19 #19LS1021; Baltimore: T17, SLT5, SLT3; museum tow truck * M39
42. 1947 American-LaFrance Foamite pumper 500 gpm Type 700 #1-3148 cab forward enclosed; Boonsboro, MD; original paint except fenders; gift of Boonsboro Volunteer Fire Dept. * M62
43. 1947 Mack flood light wagon EF #EF1S7286; Onan generator 25HN-3R/A #46285088; Baltimore: FL1, SLFL1; c. 1960 paint, white portion; 2006 rebuilding road engine * M75
44. 1949 Mack pumper 750 Type 85 #85LS1351 sedan three door; Ridgeley, WV; 1983 restored "Pride of the Shore" in Imron; 1994 left front fender M73
45. 1957 Seagrave pumper 750 gpm Model J #7315; Hulmeville, PA: William Penn Fire Company; replacement Waukesha engine; "anniversary model", original paint * M78
46. 1977 Dodge full-length panel truck B25BF7X021217; gift of B. DeKeyser in 2005; maintenance vehicle M94
CODE
c. = circa/about L = Loan
M = Museum owned * = Original or early paint
H = Heaver owned