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July 27, 1733
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Engine No. 1 became Engine No. 7 and was located in Queen Street (now Court Street).
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March 24, 1744
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Moved to a shed in the rear of the Old South Meeting House on Milk Street.
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1758
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Name was changed to New York Engine No. 7.
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March 25, 1801
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Moved to School Street opposite City Hall. Name changed to Extinguisher Engine No. 7.
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1826
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Name changed back to New York Engine No. 7.
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September 28, 1835
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Name was changed to Tiger Engine No. 7.
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1838
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Name changed to Howard Engine No. 7 and located on Pearl Street.
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1839
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Located in Court Square.
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1848
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Moved to a new house on Purchase Street.
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July 7, 1855
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Name changed back to Tiger Engine No. 7.
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December 16, 1858
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Hand Engine Company disbanded.
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January 1, 1860
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Steam Engine No. 7 placed into service and named Lawrence Engine No. 7.
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June 2, 1868
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Name changed to Amory Engine No. 7.
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September, 1870
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Moved into new quarters on East Street.
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1873
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Company names discontinued, reverted back to numbered company only (Engine 7 - as it remains today).
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