Data passes the No. 5 Fire House in 1893
Fire House Nº 5 was a fire station where firefighters lived and their fire engine was stored on Putney in 1893 San Francisco on Earth. Adjacent to a drug broker, it was across the street from Hotel Brian.
In August of that year, Data wound up in front of Fire House Nº 5 after time traveling from 2368. (TNG: "Time's Arrow")
| Fire |
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| Fires: Ash • Campfire • Combustion (Spontaneous combustion) • Smoke • Spark • Wildfire (Brush fire) |
| Firefighting: Fire extinguisher • Fire department (Fire House Nº 5, Toronto Fire) • Firefighter • Fire engine • Fire hose • Fire hydrant • Fireman's carry • Fireman's pole • Fire suppression (Walkerite 342) |
| Detection and evasion: Fire alarm • Fire alert • Fire escape • Fire suppression system • |
| Fire-starting: Candle • Flammable substance • Fire hazard • Fireplace • Fire trap • Firewood (Kindling) • Lighter • Match |
| Food and drink: Flambé (Antimatter Flambé • Flambé noodles) • Flaming cocktail |
| Other: Arson • Burn • Fireworks display |
No. 5 Fire House, and the rest of Putney, was filmed off Olivera along Sanchez Street in El Pueblo de Los Ángeles Historical Monument. The exterior was designed by Gary Speckman and Richard James. (Star Trek: The Magazine Volume 3, Issue 8, p. 106)