Upper Montclair Firehouse, Station #2
Overview
This fire station was originally built for the Cliffside Hose Company #4 in 1901 The hose company itself organized in 1888. The building is listed on the state and national registers of historic places. It was designed in the Queen Anne style by Effingham R. North, the same architect who developed the Erwin Park section of Montclair as well as several residences. His design style is evident in the building with the double-hipped roofs and the use of a cupola.
This exuberant structure, designed by the prominent Montclair architect E. R. North, was one of Montclair's earlier buildings. Its style, scale & detailing render it conspicuous in this village commercial district.
This site is still in use today and is listed on the New Jersey Sate Register of Historic Places as well as on the National Register of Historical Places.
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Upper Montclair Firehouse, Station #2
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