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- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station abstract "The Engine Company 1 Fire Station is located in Hartford, Connecticut. The firehouse was built in 1920 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places on March 2, 1989. It is still an active firehouse owned by the Hartford Fire Department. It is the quarters of HFD Engine Co. 1 and Ladder Co. 6.".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station added "1989-03-02".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station area "2023.4282112".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station location Hartford,_Connecticut.
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station nrhpReferenceNumber "89000025".
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- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station wikiPageExternalLink 64500077.pdf.
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station wikiPageExternalLink fire-house-locations.
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station wikiPageID "26990789".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station wikiPageRevisionID "582137019".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station yearOfConstruction "1920".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station added "1989-03-02".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station architect "Ebbets & Frid".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station architecture "Classical Revival, Collegiate Gothic".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station built "1920".
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- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station latDegrees "41".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station latDirection "N".
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- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station latSeconds "29".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station location "197".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station locmapin "Connecticut".
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- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station longSeconds "35".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station mpsub 64500077.pdf.
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station name "Engine Company 1, Ladder Company 6".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station refnum "89000025".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station subject Category:Buildings_and_structures_in_Hartford,_Connecticut.
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station subject Category:Fire_stations_completed_in_1920.
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station subject Category:Fire_stations_on_the_National_Register_of_Historic_Places_in_Connecticut.
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station subject Category:Neoclassical_architecture_in_Connecticut.
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station point "41.75805555555556 -72.6763888888889".
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- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station type Place.
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- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station type Location.
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- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station comment "The Engine Company 1 Fire Station is located in Hartford, Connecticut. The firehouse was built in 1920 and was added to the National Register of Historic Places on March 2, 1989. It is still an active firehouse owned by the Hartford Fire Department. It is the quarters of HFD Engine Co. 1 and Ladder Co. 6.".
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station label "Engine Company 1 Fire Station".
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- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station wasDerivedFrom Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station?oldid=582137019.
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station depiction Engine_Co_1_Fire_Station_Hartford_CT.JPG.
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station isPrimaryTopicOf Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station.
- Engine_Company_1_Fire_Station name "Engine Company 1, Ladder Company 6".
