Engine Company No. 22 1908 - 1956: 199 New Street & Colden Street Organized January 8, 1908 Images

From Tom Reiss: Engine 22 was placed in service in 1908, operating out of 199 New St at Colden St. This was the last horse drawn steamer company to be organized, after this all new engine companies were motorized. In 1955, an Executive Order was issued stating that E22 would merge with E20. Anybody know anything about this merger? E22 was disbanded in 1956 and their quarters were demolished to make way for the construction of the New Jersey Institute of Technology. (NJIT) Engine 22, 1952 Mack L model pumper.

From 1920 Board of Commissioner's Manual: Engine place in service August 5th, 1909. Wagon placed in service February 20th, 1908. Engine is an extra second-sized Amoskeag, three-horse hitch. Two-horse, single 60 gallon tank Chemical Engine and Hose wagon built by J. G. Reichstetter & Son. Engine and wagon in good condition and both equipped with rubber tires.

From 1921 Board of Commissioner's Manual: Engine place in service August 5th, 1909. Wagon placed in service February 20th, 1908. Engine is an extra second-sized Amoskeag, three-horse hitch. Two-horse, single 60 gallon tank Chemical Engine and Hose wagon built by J. G. Reichstetter & Son. Engine and wagon in good condition and both equipped with rubber tires.

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