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Fire
Stores on Batterymarch street burned, May 12, 1862
In Sudbury street, seven injured, one fireman Killed, July 1, 1862
National Theatre, Portland street, again burned, Mar. 24, 1863
Winthrop House, Tremont and Boylston streets, burned, Apr. 6, 1864
Morris' Play-house, Province court, burned, Oct. 25, 1864
Rebel sensation, attempt to burn New York city, Nov. 28, 1864
Minot's Block, Sudbury street, burned, Apr. 30, 1865
Parker House, School street, slightly damaged, June 8, 1865
48 families on Second street burned out, Feb. 16, 1866
Merrimac Stables, on Friend street, burned, Mar. 10, 1866
Pickle Factory, on Broad street, burned, May 22, 1866
Childs & Jenks' Picture Gallery, Tremont st., burned, June 18, 1866
Iron Foundry, on Lewis st.,
E. Boston, burned, July. 1, 1866
Destructive, at the city of
Portland, Me., July 4, 1866
Manson & Peterson's Mills, Border street,
East Boston, burned, Feb. 24, 1868
At
Lynn,
Boston engines sent, Jan. 26, 1869
Day's Cordage Store, Commercial street, burned, Nov. 25, 1869
Flour Mills on Commercial street, burned, Dec. 7, 1869
Severe one on Friend street. Apr. 30, 1870
Conflagration on Border street,
East Boston, July 25, 1870
Nims' Stable, Mason street, and 25 horses burned, Oct. 31, 1870
Adelphi Theatre, rear Washington street, burned, Feb. 11, 1871
Fitch's Lumber Yard,
East Boston, burned, Apr. 19, 1871
Terrible conflagration.
63 acres in the heart of
Boston burned over, and more than $100,000,000 of property destroyed, Nov. 9, 1872
