This from Larry Shapiro for #TBT:
Here are several shots from a 3-11 Alarm fire and EMS Plan 1 at 4344 N Winchester that occurred on 12/6/01. Featured are older apparatus, many of which were new at the time and are now gone or in reserve status. One shot features all three LTI tower ladders in near mint condition. Squad 2 and Tower 5 were less than a year old at the time.
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
Larry Shapiro photo
More from Steve Redick:
3-11 Alarm fire April 12, 1971 at 934 Cuyler – photographer(s) unknown
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More from Steve Redick:
5-27-67, 5-11 at 4523 Lexington
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This fro Dan McInerney:
Chicago Fire Department
1554hrs: Special duty, : E50, 1559hrs: T18, E16, Bn18
Approx 51st Street
Norfolk Railroad Operations complex 3/2/97This was a fire in a crane unit that moved intermodal containers around. E50 eventually needed to be supplied, so they used T18 (notice the outriggers
🙂 ) to run a line.
I can’t for the life of me remember how we drove into the yard, but we beat E50 in. We had full access to the incident, and several NS yard employees watched. Now days if you tried this, they’d send a SWAT team after you.
Dan McInerney photo
Dan McInerney photo
Dan McInerney photo
Dan McInerney photo
Dan McInerney photo
Dan McInerney photo
More from Steve Redick:
5-11 & 2 Specials 2732 Madison 6-24-64
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More from Steve Redick:
Liquor store October 1970
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More from Steve Redick:
Armory 1552 S. Michigan Ave
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More from Steve Redick:
This from Dan McInerney:
Chicago Fire Department, 4-11 alarm, Broadway and Gunnison, 12/24/94I took in this fire from home on 12//24/94. It was in a vacant auto dealership, probably 100×200 with a bowstring truss roof. Needless to say, they didn’t make a push inside as it was a done deal upon arrival. The site is now a parking lot for a large strip mall. Pictures were taken with a cheap camera that was all I could afford at the time.
Dan McInerney photo
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This from Steve Redick as part of a slide collection that he recently acquired:
5-11 Alarm at 2153 N Elston Avenue, July 7, 1966
5-11 Alarm at 2153 N Elston Avenue, July 7, 1966 in Chicago
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