This from Jeff Rudolph:
2921 N. Kedzie, A still alarm escalated to a 3-11 . The fire started in a 3 story apartment building and spread to 2 coach houses. 2 Firefighters transported. Jeff Rudolph
This from Jeff Rudolph:
2921 N. Kedzie, A still alarm escalated to a 3-11 . The fire started in a 3 story apartment building and spread to 2 coach houses. 2 Firefighters transported. Jeff Rudolph
Tags: 3-11 Alarm fire in Chicago, Chicago Fire Department, fire scene photos, Jeff Rudolph, rear porches burn in Chicago
May 31
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This from Larry Shapiro for #TBT:
Northfield Engine 3, a classic American LaFrance 800 Series engine
Tags: #TBT, American LaFrance 800 Series fire engine, historic fire engine photo, Larry Shapiro, Northfield Fire Department history, throw back thursday, throwbackthursday, vintage fire truck photo
May 31
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This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For #TBT- This was Mokena’s Engine 96, a 1964 FordC/John Bean. Its capacity was 750/750/ with a 30gpm John Bean High Pressure Pump. It was sold in 1983 to the Alexander FD in Illinois.Mike Summa
Tags: #TBT, 1964 FordC/John Bean pumper, Mike Summa, Mokena Fire Protection District history, Mokena FPD Engine 96, throw back thursday, throwbackthursday, vintage fire engine photo
May 31
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This from Wayne Stuart for #TBT:
The Gary Fire Department operated this 1968 Mack C85FAD model aerial. It carried serial #1429 had a 100′ Maxim ladder and a 200 gallon booster tank. It ran as TRUCK Co. 5 originally and then as TRUCK Co’s 2 and 8.
wayne stuart photo
Tags: #TBT, 100' Maxim ladder, 1968 Mack C85FAD model aerial, Gary Fire Department history, throw back thursday, throwbackthursday, Wayne Stuart
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