RI, PROVIDENCE - Fire Engine Co No 22 wagon, men postcard - FF0003 Pavilion Also off to the left

Also off to the left it appears that there may have been a Laundry or something as I could make out a sign that had - Clothes cleaned and pressed

which I did find a listing in the 1899/1900 City Directory located in the Gills Art Building at 342 Main St

cartridge belt with scabbards hanging down

Publisher MM Vienne No 196 Depose

mailed Murren in 1945

RI, PROVIDENCE - Fire Engine Co No 22 wagon, men postcard - FF0003 Pavilion Also off to the leftRhode Island Postcard RI Not Posted Fire Department postcard pub by R Wilkinson titled: Engine Co No 22 House Junction Point and Friendship Sts., Providence, RI Shows the fire house, a wagon with a water tank led by 3 horses and another holding the firemen pulled by 2 horses back: First size Metropolitan Piston Engine, built in 1905. Diameter of pump, 5 1 2in; steam cylinder 9 in; stoke 8 inch. Drawn by 3 horses and fitted with rubber tires, it