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  • Tags: 1837

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An anonymous note threatening fire sent to the Boston city government

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Photographs of chief fire engineers published in A. W. Brayley's History of the Boston Fire Department

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List of Boston firefighters arranged by engine

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Records of a meeting at which members of Boston fire companies and engines stated their opinions and objections to the Boston Fire Department and its rules and regulations.

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Rules and regulations governing the actions of the Boston Fire Department in responding to fires outside the Boston city limits

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Letter to the Mayor and Aldermen resolving to discover who vandalized the Congress Fire Engine and offering a fifty dollar reward for the detection of the vandal.

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Letter from Michael Desmond requesting compensation from the City of Boston for damages incurred to his store and merchandise during the Broad Street Riots on 11 June 1837.

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Report on the Broad Street Riots of June 11, prepared by Mayor Samuel A. Eliot and a joint committee.

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Letter from Mayor Samuel A. Eliot to Fire Department engineers responding to uncertainty about the engineers participation in the Fire Department

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Letter to the Mayor and Aldermen requesting assistance after the writer's house was looted.
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