North Shore Volunteer Fire Department (New York)

== History ==
The North Shore VFD protected several towns on the northern shoreline of Staten Island when the department formed out of the mergers of several area departments in the 1870s, including: Port Richmond VFD, West Brighton VFD, 
=== Companies ===
Company 	Address 	In Service 	Notes
Headquarters 	1150 Castleton Avenue 	April 2, 1874 - October 1, 1905 	Still standing.
Washington Engine Company 1 	Avenue B 	1874 - 1895 	Demolished.
Washington Engine Company 1 	51 Cottage Place 	1895 - October 1, 1905 	Demolished, transferred to FDNY Engine 207.
Cataract Engine Company 2 	End of Van Street 	1874 - ? 	Demolished.
Port Richmond Engine Company 3 	115 Richmond Terrace 	1874 - ? 	Demolished.
Port Richmond Engine Company 3 	232 Port Richmond Avenue 	? - October 1, 1905 	Demolished, transferred to FDNY Ladder 105.
New Brighton Engine Company 4 	4 Jersey Street 	1874 - 1895 	Demolished.
New Brighton Engine Company 4 	80 Jersey Street 	1895 - October 1, 1905 	Demolished, transferred to FDNY Engine 205.
Monroe Engine Company 5 	17 Brook Street 	September 11, 1894 - October 1, 1905	Demolished.
Chemical Engine Company 6 	Van Buren Street 	 	Demolished.
Aquehonga Hook and Ladder Company 1 	369 Richmond Terrace 	January 1, 1879 - 1894 	Demolished.
Aquehonga Hook and Ladder Company 1 	22 Dehart Avenue 	1894 - October 1, 1905 	Still standing.
Granite Hook and Ladder Company 2 	Richmond Avenue 	August 4, 1881 - October 1, 1905 	Demolished.
Mendora Hook and Ladder Company 3 	Bennett Street and Heberton Avenue 	1874 - October 1, 1905 	Demolished.
Medora Hook and Ladder Company 3 	1189 Castleton Avenue 	1874 - January 1, 1904 	Demolished.
Medora Hook and Ladder Company 3 	1189 Castleton Avenue 	January 1, 1904 - October 1, 1905 	Transferred to FDNY, demolished.
Richmond Hook and Ladder Company 4 	Jersey Street 	June 1895 - October 1, 1905 	Demolished.
Wyandotte Hook and Ladder Company 5 	Broadway 	1885 - 1892 	Demolished.
Wyandotte Hook and Ladder Company 5 	412 Broadway 	1892 - October 1, 1905 	Demolished.
Defender Hook and Ladder Company 7 	1721 Victory Boulevard 	December 14, 1900 - March 16, 1922 	Demolished.
Alert Hose Company 1 	Jersey Street and Henry Street 	1885 - October 1, 1905 	Unknown present location.
Steady Stream Hose and Bucket Company 2	144 Simonson Avenue 	November 14, 1885 - October 1, 1905 	Still standing.
Lafayette Hose Company 3 	Fillmore Street and Lafayette Avenue	June 1885 - October 1, 1905 	Demolished.
Zephyr Hose Company 4 	Avenue B and Bennett Street 	1874 - October 1, 1905 	Demolished.
Starun Hose Company 5 	Taylor Street and Castleton Avenue 	September 1885 - October 1, 1905 	Demolished.
Tompkins Hose Company 6 	Victory Boulevard and Corson Avenue 	May 11, 1890 - 1900 	Demolished.
Tompkins Hose Company 6 	3 Brook Street 	1900 - October 1, 1905 	Demolished, FDNY H&L 103 organized here.
Active Hose Company 7 	16 Bush Avenue 	November 1, 1894 - October 1, 1905 	Demolished.
Union Hose Company 8 	 	 	
Rocky Hose Company 9 	John Street and Climes Street 	? - ? 	Unknown present location.
Castleton Fire Patrol 1 	64 Castleton Avenue 	1893 - ? 	Demolished.
Category:Defunct fire departments of Richmond County, New York