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Milwaukee Fire Historical Society and Fire Museum MIL WA THE REGISTER UKE E FI RE HI SO 161 5 W CIETY STORI CAL . Ok Milw laho auk m e a e ,W A 4 I 53 ve. ANS 14-28 2 6 WE R I N - 5 2T7y2p e t 1 5 GM o en ACH t ter I Ne E xt December 2018 Volume 1, No. 15 Milwaukee Fire Historical Society Information and news about the activities of the Milwaukee Fire Historical Society and the Fire Museum. CURRENT NEWS MILWAUKEE PUBLIC SAFETY EXPO The Milwaukee Public Safety Expo was held on Saturday, Sept 8, 2018 at the Milwaukee Area Technical College South Campus in Oak Creek. Beautiful weather graced the event and attendance was strong. The Milwaukee Fire Historical Society partnered with MATC — under Dr. Mark Felsheim, Russ Spahn, director of Fire Science. Captain Dan Rode organized and supervised the fire portion of the event and all went as planned. We can’t thank everyone enough for the hard work, commitment and dedication devoted to this event. **** DOORS OPEN MILWAUKEE (Continued on Page 2) Fire House Christmas Decoration Contest 1970 Old Engine 23 (Now the Milwaukee Fire Museum). Pictured are Ted Golos and Jim Werner. The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine)
THEREGISTER REGISTER Milwaukee MilwaukeeFire FireHistorical HistoricalSociety Societyand andFire FireMuseum Museum - December 2018 THE 22 PAGE PAGE CURRENT NEWS CONTINUED DOORS OPEN MILWAUKEE (Continued from Page 1) On September 22nd and 23rd, 2018, the fire museum was open for Historic Milwaukee Incorporated’s “Open Doors Milwaukee”. Over 1,200 people came through the Fire Museum. **** SHOREWEST REALITY CLIENT APPRECIATION DAY On Sunday, February 24, 2019, Marcia Voeltner and Denise Burger (Wives of MFD firefighters), will be hosting a Client Appreciation Day for their clients at the Fire Museum, sponsored by Shorewest Reality. The time of the event is 1200 to 1600 hrs. Event refreshments will be handled in part by the Milwaukee Fire Bell Club. MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Book Signing! Carl Baehr, author of the newly published “A History of the Irish in Milwaukee”, will do a short presentation on the Irish in Milwaukee including information on the Newhall House and 3rd Ward fires. Afterward Carl will be on hand to sell and sign copies of his new book. Thursday, January 10, 2019, Milwaukee Fire Museum. 7PM, doors open at 630 PM. See Page 7 for more details on the book signing **** NEW FIREBOAT HIGH PRESSURE HYDRANT SYSTEM DISPLAY AT THE FIRE MUSEUM Milwaukee's fireboat high pressure system was designed to supplement the normal hydrant system for large fires in the downtown area. (See Page 11) **** MILWAUKEE AREA TECHNICAL COLLEGE (MATC) DAY IN THE COMMUNITY **** On Oct 29, 2018, Fire Science students from MATC spent the morning doing community service at the Milwaukee Fire Museum. The project included cleaning, polishing and assisting in basic maintenance of the the Fire Museum and antiques on display including Fire Apparatus and memorabilia of historical significance. A special thank you for all your hard work. The Register, 1615 * * * *W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine) The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine)
THE THEREGISTER REGISTER Milwaukee MilwaukeeFire FireHistorical HistoricalSociety Societyand andFire FireMuseum Museum - December 2018 3 3 PAGEPAGE Winter firefighting 100 years ago. 2-2-1918. Grove St. (Later 5th St.) and Walker St. (360-62 Grove St.) - D. Reid Grocery Company. 41,123.35 loss. Photos from the MFHS Photo Archives. The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine) The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine)
THE REGISTER Milwaukee Fire Historical Society and Fire Museum - December 2018 PAGE 4 Snorkel Company 1. Snorkel Company 1 From the MFD Register, December, 1968 The new Snorkel, presently put into service, is shown at its first real working fire at 2345 N. 3rd Street. The photo above (Jim Haight) shows the Snorkel positioned above the the blazing inferno pouring water into spots which otherwise would be inaccessible. The photo at right (King Monaghan) shows the ground member of the team in constant voice communication with the men in the basket above and the versatility of the apparatus. The ability to attack from areas not ordinarily accessible from aerial or ground ladder provides a further addition to the fire fighting capability of an already fire fire department. See the next three pages for more on Snokel Company 1. The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine)
PAGE THE REGISTER Fire Historical Society and Fire THE REGISTERMilwaukee Milwaukee Fire Historical Society andMuseum Fire Museum - December 2018 PAGE 5 5 CURRENT NEWS Continued from page 1. 1-10-69 Kepac Chemical (Right) Snorkel 1 working at five alarm blaze at the Great Milwaukee Surplus Store on November 26,1968. (King Monaghan Photo) The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine)
PAGE THE REGISTER Fire Historical Society and Fire THE REGISTERMilwaukee Milwaukee Fire Historical Society andMuseum Fire Museum - December 2018 PAGE 6 6 1-10-69 Kepac Chemical The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine) The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine)
THE REGISTER Milwaukee Fire Historical Society and Fire Museum - December 2018 PAGE 7 Audio History Project This photo shows some of the 78 logger reel-to-reel tapes in our collection. The tapes covered incoming calls and on-scene dispatch communications from the 1980’s and 90’s. Recently one of these tapes was sent to New York to a audio restoration company for evaluation. Once the state of the tapes are determined, the MFHS will raise funds to digitalize all of the reel-to-reel tapes. Work is also proceeding on the dictabelt tapes. Our 1960’s era dictabelt machine is currently being repaired. This story from a 1906 Milwaukee Journal article describes the awarding of a Carnegie medal for heroism. The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine)
THEREGISTER REGISTER Milwaukee Milwaukee Fire Historical Society and Fire Museum - December 2018 THE Fire Historical Society and Fire Museum 8 8 PAGEPAGE Mark your Calendars! Thursday, January 10, 2019 at 7pm , doors open at 630 PM. Milwaukee Fire Museum Carl Baehr, author of the newly published “A History of the Irish in Milwaukee”, will do a short presentation on the Irish in Milwaukee including information on the Newhall House and 3rd Ward fires. Afterward Carl will be on hand to sell and sign copies of his new book. Irish-Milwaukee history begins with the first Irish immigrants who arrived during Milwaukee’s founding in the mid-1830s. Irish laborers helped shape the city by cutting down bluffs, filling in marshes, digging a canal, and creating streets. They were joined in the late 1840s by more Irishmen who were fleeing the Great Famine and starvation in Ireland. It’s a history populated with heroic figures like Patrick O’Kelly, the city’s first Catholic priest and the founder of Milwaukee’s first Catholic church; John O’Rourke, the first editor of the Milwaukee Sentinel; and Timothy O’Brien, who emerged as a hero during the cholera epidemics—as well as other colorful characters like the scoundrel Robert B. Lynch, kindhearted Hannah Kenneally, the “White Irishman” John White, re ghting hero Patsy McLaughlin, and militia leader John McManman. And it’s a tale of overcoming some of Milwaukee’s biggest tragedies: the sinking of the Lady Elgin, which cost the lives of 300 people, most of them from the Irish Third Ward; the Newhall House hotel re, which took more Irish lives; and finally, the Third Ward Fire, which destroyed hundreds of buildings and scattered the Irish to other parts of the city. This historical tour captures it all—from the difficulties in adapting to American ways, as seen through events like the Leahey riot and the lynching of Marshall Clark, to the successes, such as the founding of the city of Cudahy by a poor Irish immigrant, the lm stardom of Tory Hill’s Pat O’Brien and Merrill Park’s Spencer Tracy, and the many people who have Milwaukee streets and parks named for them. From the Emerald Isle to the Cream City describes how the Irish influenced the political, educational, religious, and sports landscape of Milwaukee and their impact on other ethnic groups, overcoming early poverty and bigotry to help make Milwaukee the city that it is today. Carl Baehr, a native Milwaukeean, is the author of Milwaukee Streets: The Stories Behind Their Names, which was awarded the 1994 Gambrinus Prize. He has also written many local history articles, including the City Streets column for Urban Milwaukee. The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine) The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine)
THE REGISTER PAGE Milwaukee Fire Historical Society and Fire Museum - December 2018 9 MFD Receives 3 New Med Units M e d 6 ’s 2 0 1 8 Fo r d B r a u n ambulance was one of three received this summer. Med 4 and Med 15 got the other ones. This was a joint purchase with the West Allis Fire Department who also received three units. MILWAUKEE FIRE DEPARTMENT CURRENT NEWS Retirements Lt. Tomas J. Dammer. Appt. 4-22-1985. Pension 10-31-2018 A.C. Brian L. Smith. Appt. 8-31-1992. Pension 11-1-2018. Last Alarm Lieutenant Ralph B. Walczyk. Pension 2-28-1987. Passed 10-9-2018. Captain Leroy J. Mack. Pension 6-30-1988. Passed 10-20-2018. Lieutenant Lawrence Kentowski. Pension 7-25-1999. Passed 10-17-2018 Donations to assist in the many project of the Milwaukee Fire Historical Society and the Milwaukee Fire Museum The Milwaukee Fire Historical Society and Fire Museum is dedicated to preserving the rich history, heritage and traditions of the Milwaukee Fire Department. Our Fire Museum enables us to be accessible to the public, display our collection of memorabilia and vintage fire apparatus and to conduct educational and historical research activities. The Society is a non-profit 501-c-3 organization. are always appreciated. Contact Any Board Member! See Page 16. The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine)
THE REGISTER and Fire Milwaukee Milwaukee Fire Fire Historical Historical Society Society and and Fire Fire Museum Museum - December 2018 10 10 PAGE PAGE Museum Upcoming Event! Second Annual Wood-Fired Pizza Fundraiser Spring 2019. Date to be announce soon! The Milwaukee Fire Historical Society will be having our Second Annual Wood-fired Pizza Fund Raiser. After successful fundraiser in February of this year for the restoration of Old Engine 9, we will be having another wood-fired pizza night at the Fire Museum. Funds raised will go to the Audio History Restoration Project. Years of audio tape and dicta-belts of fire ground and dispatcher communications from the 1960's, 1970's and 1980's need to be digitized to make them available for presentations at the Fire Museum. Check your smoke detector monthly! The TheRegister, Register,1615 1615W. W.Oklahoma OklahomaAve., Ave.,Milwaukee MilwaukeeWI WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine)
THE THEREGISTER REGISTER Milwaukee MilwaukeeFire FireHistorical HistoricalSociety Societyand andFire FireMuseum Museum- December 2018 11 11 PAGEPAGE Fireboat High Pressure Hydrant System Milwaukee's fireboat high pressure hydrant system was designed to supplement the normal hydrant system of the city in the case of large fires in the business district. The red and yellow fire hydrants through the city are supplied by the Milwaukee Water Works with water from Lake Michigan. The fireboat system was supplied by fireboats pumping water from Milwaukee's rivers directly into a pipeline that supplied land-base pumping engines from green hydrants. and Fire Museum MUSEUM OPEN HOUSE DATES The Milwaukee Fire Museum will be closed for the Winter on Sundays in January, February and March, 2019. The Fire Museum is again open on the first Sunday of each Month, except holidays. The next three Open House dates are: April 7, May 5 and June 2, 2016 12:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M To scheduled a private or group tour of the Fire Museum other than scheduled Sunday Open House dates, call 414-286-5272. The system began in 1892 under the direction of Fire Chief James Foley. By 1929, there were 29 fireboat mains and 261 hydrants installed. Each main had its own fireboat connection. Connections were located on both sides of the Milwaukee River. Due to the Great Depression, funding to expand the system was not possible and it gradually fell out of use. Fireboats would pull in and connect to the six-way connection and pump river water into the system. While the fireboat was en route the connection, hose companies would lay 3-1/2" hose from the boat hydrant to land engines at the fire. This hydrant was located at E. Michigan and N. Milwaukee. The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine)
THEREGISTER REGISTERMilwaukee Milwaukee Historical Society Museum - December 2018 THE Fire Fire Historical Society and and Fire Fire Museum 12 12 PAGE PAGE Rewind the Box By: Captain Dan Rode, Milwaukee Fire Department For this installment of "Rewind the Box," we will take a look at the following year in Milwaukee Fire Department history: 1961 Highlights of 1961 -January, 1961: Volume 1 Issue 1 of the M.F.D. Register is released to the field. -January 18: The B.I.T. began to release an Operations Review bulletin for every greater alarm. -March 06: A class of 6 fire recruits began training. -April, 1961: The program in establishing watch stations in each firehouse is introduced. Each station contains an enclosed area with joker stand, M.F.D. and public telephones, and a P.A. system. Engines 18, 26, & 30 were selected for the pilot program. -April 05: Flood Control Pumping Units 1-5 (4" pumps capable of 40,000 g.p.h.) went in service at the quarters of Engines 17, 23, 25, 35, & 39. 3" pumps capable of 20,000 g.p.h. went in service at the quarters of Engines 10, 22, 28, 30, and 31. This joint program between the M.F.D. and Sewer Maintenance Division has been adopted to assist pumping out basements due to surcharging of sanitary sewers. -April 24: A class of 5 fire recruits began training. -June 01: The Bureau of Construction & Maintenance is reorganized with two divisions: Buildings & Grounds and Machinery & Apparatus. The bureau is headed by a Deputy Chief, the Buildings & Grounds Division is headed by a Superintendent, and the Machinery & Apparatus Division is headed by an Automotive Mechanic Supervisor II. -June, 1961: Trucks 2, 4, 19, & 20 each received a sawzall while each Battalion Chief received an electric drill with two 9/16" bits. -July 05: A class of 5 fire recruits began training. -August, 1961: The City Personnel Director commissions a study to determine the feasibility of a 56-hour work week. -August 23: The M.F.D. and Greenfield F.D. settle their disagreement over the disputed boundary area between the two communities. The first arriving fire department to the incident will be in-charge and extinguish the fire. -September 06: The Dive Rescue Team is officially organized with Lt. Joseph A. Pellegrin, E-5, as the director, and Lt. Daniel F. Lipski, B.I.T., as the assistant director. Interested members underwent an intensive 14-week training program under the direction of Rosario Consiglio, a U.S. Navy diver. TheRegister, Register,1615 1615W. W.Oklahoma OklahomaAve., Ave.,Milwaukee MilwaukeeWI WI 53215 53215 414-286-5272 The 414-286-5272 (Answering (AnsweringMachine) Machine)
THEREGISTER REGISTERMilwaukee Milwaukee Historical Society Museum - December 2018 THE Fire Fire Historical Society and and Fire Fire Museum 13 13 PAGE PAGE -October 04: While out of state attending the International Association of Fire Chiefs convention, Chief Edward B. McCabe suffered two heart attacks and died in office. -October 09: A class of 5 fire recruits began training. -October 19: A group 27 members successfully completed dive rescue training and the team is now known as the Underwater Rescue & Recovery Team. -November 09: D.C. James R. Moher, B.I.T., was sworn in as the 11th Chief of the M.F.D. -November 27: A class of 4 fire recruits began training. -December 04: Administration and Fire Prevention move into the new M.F.D. Headquarters, 711 W. Wells St. & N. 7th St., 3rd floor. Car 3 relocated to the future quarters of Engine 2 at 755 N. 7th St. -December 12: Engines 2 & 20, Truck 2, Squad 1, and High-Pressure 1 moved into a new firehouse at 755 N. 7th St. & W. Wells St., 3-story brick/steel 4-bay, cost 750,000. Station was built on the site of the Film Exchange Building, 717 W. Wells St. in the Civic Area. The Repair Shop installed a new style of pole hole cover with a foot treadle to activate it. Ambulance 1 will relocate to these quarters at a later date. High-Pressure 2 relocated to Engine 1's quarters. -December 12: During Engine 21's station remodel, the following relocations occurred: *Engine 21, Truck 18, & Battalion 2 relocated to the former quarters of Engine 2 (temporarily known as Engine 20). -December 20: Car 1 has established responses on 2nd alarms for hospitals, convalescent homes, institutions (home for the aged, etc.), hotels, crashed aircraft, schools & theaters (when in session), otherwise will only respond on 4th alarms. Car 2 will respond on the same type 2nd alarms like Car 1, otherwise will only respond on 3rd alarms. -Tank 5 was removed from service. -Repair Shop has began a hose identification program with a white base and company number in fluorescent orange. -16 Firefighters received special training as Auxiliary Dispatchers to be used in cases of extreme emergencies. -Battalion 2 relocated to Engine 21's quarters. -Engines 2 & 20 were reassigned to Battalion 1. -Engines 6, 21, & 27 were reassigned to Battalion 2. -Engine 16 was reassigned to Battalion 5. -Engines 13 & 36 were reassigned to Battalion 6. -Engines 25 & 37 were reassigned to Battalion 7. -Engines 22, 34, & 35 were reassigned to Battalion 8. Line of Duty death -November 10: Fireman Adam A. Muenzenberger, T-11, died of a heart attack at a dwelling fire, 3607 W. Pierce St. The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine) The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine)
THEREGISTER REGISTERMilwaukee Milwaukee Historical Society Museum - December 2018 THE Fire Fire Historical Society and and Fire Fire Museum 14 14 PAGE PAGE New apparatus -Truck 2 received a 1961 F.W.D./Geesink 85 ft. rearmount aerial ladder. -Cars 1, 2, & 3 each received a 1962 Chrysler Enforcer sedan. -B & G received a 1961 Reo dump truck. Significant fire -March 17: At 4:07 p.m., Engine 28 responded to Box 372 followed by a 4th alarm & 1 Special (1 engine). Fire was at 2544 W. Greves St. in the American-Marietta Co. A 2nd alarm fire (10-22-1956) was previously fought at this location. Statistics -Run totals: 11,538 runs (3,171-fire, 2,861-miscellaneous, 4,812-rescue, 577-false, & 117-unnecessary) -Busiest engine: Engine 5 (670 runs) -Busiest truck: Truck 3 (722 runs) -Busiest B.C.: Battalion 2 (747 runs) -Busiest squad: Squad 1 (1,442 runs) -Busiest firehouse: Engine Greater alarms: (16) 2nd alarms, (6) 3rd alarms, (1) 4th alarm (23) greater alarms Out of City alarms: 24 Fire fatalities: 16 Budget: 7,298,733 (General Purpose) 401,044 (Permanent Improvements Fund) 1st Battalion Engines 1, 4, Truck 1, High-Pressure 2 784-86 N. Broadway Engines 2, 20, Truck 2, Squad 1, Bn. 1, Car 3, High-Pressure 1, Ambulance 1. 755 N. 7th St. Fireboat M.F.D. 15 . 105 N. Water St., Milwaukee River Administration, Bureau of Fire Prevention . . 711 W. Wells St. Fire Alarm Office ' 200 E. Wells St., Room 601 (City Hall) 2nd Battalion Engine 5, Truck 3 . . . 1125 W. Galena St. Engine 6 . . .1693 N. Franklin Pl. Engine 21, Truck 18, 2nd B.C . 2050 N. Palmer St. Engines 27, 8, Truck 5, Snowmobile 1 . . 2647 N. Bartlett Ave. TheRegister, Register,1615 1615W. W.Oklahoma OklahomaAve., Ave.,Milwaukee MilwaukeeWI WI 53215 53215 414-286-5272 The 414-286-5272 (Answering (AnsweringMachine) Machine)
THEREGISTER REGISTERMilwaukee Milwaukee Historical Society Museum - December 2018 THE Fire Fire Historical Society and and Fire Fire Museum 15 15 PAGE PAGE 3rd Battalion Engines 3, 19, Truck 8, Special Equipment Unit, Wrecker 1 . 100 W. Virginia St. Engine 12, Truck 4, 3rd B.C., Water Tower 1, Civil Defense 3 . 1400 S. 9th St. Engine 14 . .1554 W. Bruce St. B.I.T., Gas Wagon 930 W. Madison St. Repair Shop, Ash Truck .118 W. Virginia St. High Pressure Pumping Station, M.V.O.I. School . . .2011 S. 1st St. 4th Battalion Engine 7, Squad 5, 4th B.C. 3174 S. Chase Ave. Engine 11, Truck 6. . 2526 S. Kinnickinnic Ave. Engine 17, Truck 20, Tank 4 . 4653 S. 13th St. Engine 31, Civil Defense 2 .2400 S. 8th St. 5th Battalion Engine 9, Truck 7 . 2228 W. State St. Engine 16, 5th B.C., Civil Defense 4. . 2423 W. Walnut St. Engine 28 . 424 N. 30th St. Engine 32, Truck 9 3920 W. Vliet St. 6th Battalion Engine 13, Truck 12 . 2901 N. 30th St. Engine 18, Truck 10 . . 3160 N. 3rd St. Engine 30, 6th B.C., Civil Defense 5. . . 2903 N. Teutonia Ave. Engine 36, Squad 4 . . 2509 W. Capitol Dr. 7th Battalion Engine 25 . . 2009 W. Hampton Ave. Engine 37, Truck 15 .5174 N. Hopkins St. Engine 38, Truck 21, Squad 6, 7th B.C. 5585 N. 69th St. Engines 39, 40, 41, Tanks 1, 2, 3, Civil Defense 1 . 7717 W. Good Hope Rd. 8th Battalion Engine 22, Truck 19 . . 8814 W. Lisbon Ave. Engine 24, Squad 3 2669 N. 47th St. Engine 34, Truck 13, 8th B.C . . 6205 W. Burleigh St. Engine 35, Truck 16 407 N. Hawley Rd. 9th Battalion Engine 10, Truck 17 .5600 W. Oklahoma Ave. Engine 23, Truck 14 .1615 W. Oklahoma Ave. Engine 26, Truck 11, Squad 2 . 1140 S. 26th St. The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine) Engine 29, Snowmobile 2. . 3541 S. 84th St. Engine 33, 9th B.C . . 2932 W. Forest Home Ave.
THEREGISTER REGISTERMilwaukee Milwaukee Historical Society Museum THE Fire Fire Historical Society and and Fire Fire Museum Milwaukee Fire Historical Society Board Members Warren Skonieczny, President (H) 414-546-0092 katpatward@aol.com Jim Martins, Secretary, ( H) 414-209-2263 jimmartins49@yahoo.com Randy Leach, Treasurer, Editor "The Register" (C) 414-630-5777 rleach4@wi.rr.com Charles Krueger (H) 262-670-0064 (C) 414-791-8081 cwkrueger@charter.net William Voboril (H) 414-475-0493 (C) 414-550-8415 wvoboril@wi.rr.com Santo Sanfilippo (H)262-334-1950 (C) 262-305-8451 santosanfilippo@sbcglobal.net Roger Lawton (H) 286-896-6661 rogersfd@wi.rr.com Jim Ley, Curator (C) 414-545-6958 jhley@milwaukee.gov Dan Rode (C) 414-491-7592 drode343@gmail.comm Keith Franz - Curator Emeritus YOUR CURRENT EMAIL ADDRESS AND CONTACT INFORMATION IS NEEDED To continue receiving please update your contact information include: Name, address, ZipCode, email address and phone numbers. Send to Treasurer, Randy Leach at rleach4@wi.rr.com. Thank you MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE. ADDITIONAL MEMBERS WANTED. Lifetime Sustaining Memberships are available for 100. Contact any Board member for an application. and Fire 16 16 PAGE PAGE Museum TheRegister, Register,1615 1615W. W.Oklahoma OklahomaAve., Ave.,Milwaukee MilwaukeeWI WI 53215 53215 414-286-5272 The 414-286-5272 (Answering (AnsweringMachine) Machine)
The Register, 1615 W. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee WI 53215 414-286-5272 (Answering Machine) CURRENT NEWS CONTINUED DOORS OPEN MILWAUKEE (Continued from Page 1) On September 22nd and 23rd, 2018, the fire museum was open for Historic Milwaukee Incorporated's "Open Doors Milwaukee". Over 1,200 people came through the Fire Museum. * * * *
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