Date: 1868
In January 1865 the chief fire-station was removed thence to extensive and well-arranged premises in .lack son's Row, Albert Square, erected for the purpose, consisting of a spacious court-yard (for drilling the firemen, etc.  ), surrounded by the dwellings of the officers and men, offices, workshops, sheds for the engines , etc., and stables for the horses required.  Next the street are the outer gates of the yard and the office of the chief superintendent, Mr. Alfred Tozer, with his residence adjoining.