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New Hampshire State Prison lumber stock pile fire, 1914 July 27

Collection Name:
George W. Perry Scrapbooks
Title:
New Hampshire State Prison lumber stock pile fire, 1914 July 27
Creator:
Perry, George W., 1891-1971
Creator Role:
Collector
Accession / Call Number:
1974.045
Object ID:
1974.045.25.008
Date:
1914/07/27
Type of Material:
graphic material
Physical Description:
1 photograph
Language:
English
Scope and Content:
Photographic print of the fire at the New Hampshire State Prison lumber stock pile in Concord, NH, dated July 27, 1914. The caption states, "July 27, 1914. Fire at the New Hampshire State Prison lumber stock pile. from report of the Chief Engineer, W. C. Green, ........The one dangerous fire occurred in the city proper, July 27, 1914, Although many firemen have been severely injured while in the performance of duty, this fire was the first in the history of the department where the life of a fireman was part of the toll exacted. In the tragic death of Amos P. Turner, the department lost a good fireman, a genial companion and an expert reins-man. In 1912 Mr. Turner was a permanent driver of the Kearsarge Steam Fire Engine, and in 1913 he was 3d Chauffeur of the combination Company No I. 000---000 Fireman, Amos P. Turner killed. Clarence L. Clark, of Hook and Ladder Company No I and Philip J. O'Connell of Eagle Steam Fire Engine Co. were seriously injured by falling lumber piles. North State street - lumber piles - track to the New England quarry."
Subjects:
Fire , Prisons , Lumber
Locations:
Concord, NH
Organizations:
New Hampshire State Prison
Terms of Use:
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Credit Line:
Gift of May Nutter.
Restrictions:
Available for research.
Level Description:
Item
Box Number:
5
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