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Cincinnati, Ohio, tackled this problem when it established the nations first paid fire department in 1853. By 1900, most cities had full-time professional fire departments. The introduction of the automatic fire sprinkler in 1874 and the replacement of wood as a building material with brick, stone, or concrete also made cities safer.
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People had buckets on their upper floors to be used in case of fire. Not sure what the source of water would have been.
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agointroduced automatic fire sprinkler in 1874. And replaced wood building material with stone, brick, and concrete.
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