Protection Engine Archive General Images PECO Main House c. 1923 From postcard purchased off of e-bay by FCP Annex of Protection Engine Company No. 1, Port Washington, located on Channel Drive (2007). Dedication of building expansion Videos DOWNLOAD:Rumsey Piano Box Hand Engine (As see in “Bad Little Angel”, MGM 1939) PDFs pwfd_monumenta news_hewitt_peco50 news_hewitt_raids peco_artifact027a peco_artifact043a peco_artifact063a peco_bldg03a peco_bldg05a peco_bldg07a peco_bldg11a peco_bldg13a peco_members016a peco_members039a peco_members043a peco_racing13a peco_smokey003a peco_smokey004a peco_trucks005a peco_trucks009a peco_trucks011a peco_trucks012a peco_trucks013a peco_trucks015a peco_trucks016a peco_trucks019a peco_trucks020a peco_trucks022a peco_trucks023a peco_trucks025a peco_trucks026a peco_trucks035a peco_trucks039a peco_trucks040a peco_trucks045a peco_trucks046a peco_trucks047a peco_trucks049a peco_trucks051 psent_920710_hw_web Company Vehicles 2006. 8511,512, 8513 2006. 8511, 8512, 8513 2006. 8511, 8512, 8513 2006. #8513 2006. #8512 2006. #8511 2006. #8511 2006. #8513 2006. #8512 2006. 8511, 8512, 8513 Articles And Artifacts Aerial photo of Port Washington, N.Y., looking east at Mill Pond (Shore Road). 1948 Aerial photo of Port Washington, N.Y., and Manhasset Bay. 1948 Wreath decoration that hung on PECO building for many years. Explanation from Frank Pavlak (PECO): My understanding from Bill Mullon (FHHCO) was that his grandfather (William Mullon) owned a place called Brooklyn Iron Works and made three ornamental wreaths. One went to Green-Wood Cemetery, one to Protection and one he kept, eventually giving it to Bill. When Bill died it was given to Murph (John Murray, FHHCO, who is somehow related) and Murph donated it to the Firemen's Home Museum. Wreath decoration that hung on PECO building for many years. Explanation from Frank Pavlak (PECO): My understanding from Bill Mullon (FHHCO) was that his grandfather (William Mullon) owned a place called Brooklyn Iron Works and made three ornamental wreaths. One went to Green-Wood Cemetery, one to Protection and one he kept, eventually giving it to Bill. When Bill died it was given to Murph (John Murray, FHHCO, who is somehow related) and Murph donated it to the Firemen's Home Museum. Gear rack Sign that hung over entrance to basement rec room in PECO firehouse. Honor Roll of members of Protection Engine Company No. 1 who served in the armed forces during WWII. Letter regarding horn donated by the "Port Washington Tax Payers Association", 12/4/1923. Placed on PECO main house, 14 South Washington Street, Port Washington. Data plate on horn donated by the "Port Washington Tax Payers Association", 12/4/1923. Placed on PECO main house, 14 South Washington Street, Port Washington. Horn donated by the "Port Washington Tax Payers Association", 12/4/1923. Placed on PECO main house, 14 South Washington Street, Port Washington. Trophy won by "Rangers" of PECO. Donated by KKK. peco_news002
