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In looking just to the North of the Engine House, you can see the Grand Theatre, The Brown Building (where Elliott's and the Hotel reside), with the Iowa Building on the corner.

Muskogee's Engine House No 1 was located at 121 South 2nd Street.
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The fire engine in the middle of the photo was named after Muskogee's first Mayor, Patrick Byrne in 1901.
​The fire wagon now rests in the Oklahoma Firefighters Museum in Oklahoma City.
The Muskogee Brewing Company is located inside the current building, at 121 S. 2nd Street.




Photo Courtesy of Melony Carey.




Muskogee's Regional Heritage Center

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With Assistance from the City of Muskogee
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220 Elgin
Muskogee, OK 74401
918-686-6624
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  • Home
  • About
    • Hours and Admission
    • Board and Staff
    • Conference Room
    • Memorials
  • Events
    • Calendar
    • Bass Reeves Memorial Celebration
    • Bass Reeves Western History Celebration
    • Christmas Open House
    • Hat's Off to "Her" Story; A Living History Program
    • Polar Express Pajama Party
    • Railroad Day
    • Treasure Hunters Day
  • Education
    • Area History Stories, Articles & Videos
    • 2nd Street Business District
    • Engine House No 1
    • Educational Resources
    • Zoom in Resources for Bad News for Outlaws
    • Kids Zone
  • Support
    • Membership
    • Volunteer!
    • Donate
  • Exhibits
    • Girl Scout Cookies and Statue
    • Girl Scouts 110th Birthday
    • History of Davis Field
    • Three Rivers Past Newsletters
  • Visit Muskogee!
  • Links to Other History Websites
  • Oklahombres Journals