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A list of Citizendium articles, and planned articles, about Fireboat.

See also changes related to Fireboat, or pages that link to Fireboat or to this page or whose text contains "Fireboat".

Fireboats documented in this wiki:

Alpha (fireboat): A former tugboat, commissioned in 1885 to serve as Chicago, Illinois's first official fireboat ^[e]
Captain Crotty: Add brief definition or description
C.D. Scully: A former fireboat that operated in Pittsburgh ^[e]
CFAV Firebird: CFAV Firebird is one of two dedicated fireboats in the Canadian Armed Forces Maritime Command. ^[e]
Charles A. Reed (fireboat): The city of Toronto, Ontario's first official fireboat, commissioned in 1923 ^[e]
Chicago (fireboat): A fireboat commissioned in Chicago, Illinois in the 1880s ^[e]
Chicago fireboat 6-8-8: Chicago, Illinois's first small fast fireboat ^[e]
Christopher Wheatley (fireboat): A fireboat commissioned in Chicago, Illinois in 2010 ^[e]
City of Stamford (fireboat): Fireboat operated in Stamford, Connecticut, since 2013 ^[e]
Curtis Randolph (fireboat): Fireboat operated in Detroit since 1979 ^[e]
Deluge (fireboat, 1949): A fireboat that operated in Milwaukee ^[e]
Detroiter (ship, 1892): Fireboat operated in Detroit from 1892 to 1902 ^[e]
Eugene Blackmon (fireboat): A fireboat commissioned in Chicago, Illinois in 2017 ^[e]
Fire Queen (fireboat): Built specifically to fight fires at the 1893 Chicago's World's Fair, turned over to the city when the fair closed ^[e]
Fireboat Thomas A'lessandro Jr: Add brief definition or description
Fred A. Busse (fireboat, , 1937): Add brief definition or description
Geyser (fireboat, 1886): A fireboat commissioned in Chicago, Illinois in 1886 - the city's first purpose built fireboat ^[e]
Geyser (fireboat, 1889): Fireboat first operated in Bay City, Michigan in 1889 ^[e]
Graeme Stewart (fireboat, , 1909): Add brief definition or description
Harry E. Brewer: Fireboat first operated in Norwalk, Connecticut in the 1990s ^[e]
Howard T. Tellepsen: Fireboat operated in Houston, Texas from 1983 to 2013 ^[e]
Illinois (fireboat): A fireboat commissioned in Chicago, Illinois in 1899, Chicago's first steel-hulled fireboat ^[e]
James Battle (fireboat, 1900): Fireboat operated in Detroit from 1900 to 1941, when she was sent to Halifax, Nova Scotia, for wartime service ^[e]
James R. Elliott: Fireboat operated in Detroit from 1902 to 1930, later converted to a ferry, then a floating restaurant ^[e]
John Kendall (fireboat): Fireboat operated in Detroit from 1930 to 1979, when she was converted to a tugboat ^[e]
John R. Frazier: A fireboat operated in Baltimore, Maryland since 2007 ^[e]
Joseph B. Herman II: Add brief definition or description
Joseph Medill (fireboat, 1908): A fireboat operated in Chicago, Illinois from 1908 to 1947, twin of the Graeme Stewart (fireboat, 1909) ^[e]
Joseph Medill (fireboat, 1948): A fireboat operated in Chicago, Illinois from 1948, until she was shipwreck, sister ship to the Victor L. Schlaeger (fireboat) ^[e]
Nathan Hale (fireboat): Add brief definition or description
Nellie Bly: Add brief definition or description
Port Houston (fireboat): Add brief definition or description
Red Sailfish: Add brief definition or description
HMCS Rouille (fireboat): Add brief definition or description
Roy S. Kelley (fireboat): Add brief definition or description
Robert L. Bedell: Add brief definition or description
Sivad Johnson (fireboat): Add brief definition or description
Sophie Masloff (fireboat): Add brief definition or description
Stan Musial (fireboat): Add brief definition or description
T.J. Clark (fireboat): Add brief definition or description
Victor L. Schlaeger (fireboat): Add brief definition or description
Yosemite (fireboat): Add brief definition or description

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+{{rpl|Chicago (fireboat)}}
+{{rpl|Chicago fireboat 6-8-8}}
+{{rpl|Christopher Wheatley (fireboat)}}
 {{rpl|City of Stamford (fireboat)}}
 {{rpl|Curtis Randolph (fireboat)}}
 {{rpl|Deluge (fireboat, 1949)}}
 {{rpl|Detroiter (ship, 1892)}}
+{{rpl|Eugene Blackmon (fireboat)}}
+{{rpl|Fire Queen (fireboat)}}
 {{rpl|Fireboat Thomas A'lessandro Jr}}
+{{rpl|Fred A. Busse (fireboat, , 1937)}}
+{{rpl|Geyser (fireboat, 1886)}}
+{{rpl|Geyser (fireboat, 1889)}}
+{{rpl|Graeme Stewart (fireboat, , 1909)}}
 {{rpl|Harry E. Brewer}}
 {{rpl|Howard T. Tellepsen}}
+{{rpl|Illinois (fireboat)}}
 {{rpl|James Battle (fireboat, 1900)}}
 {{rpl|James R. Elliott}}
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 {{rpl|John R. Frazier}}
 {{rpl|Joseph B. Herman II}}
+{{rpl|Joseph Medill (fireboat, 1908)}}
+{{rpl|Joseph Medill (fireboat, 1948)}}
 {{rpl|Nathan Hale (fireboat)}}
 {{rpl|Nellie Bly}}
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 {{rpl|Stan Musial (fireboat)}}
 {{rpl|T.J. Clark (fireboat)}}
+{{rpl|Victor L. Schlaeger (fireboat)}}
+{{rpl|Yosemite (fireboat)}}
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