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Chicago 3-11 Alarm fire, 8/26/15 (more)

Aug 29

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Images from Adam Koscielski of the 3-11 Alarm fire at 1610 N. Wells (8/26/15)

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Adam Koscielski photo

Adam Koscielski photo

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Chicago 3-11 Alarm fire, 8/26/15

Aug 27

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Chicago 3-11 Alarm fire at 1610 N. Wells 8/26/15

This from Josh Boyajian:

Here are some shots from the 3-11 Wednesday

Full gallery

firefighters use tower ladder to battle a fire

Josh Boyajian photo

Josh Boyajian photo

firefighters use tower ladder and a Snorkel to battle a fire

Josh Boyajian photo

Josh Boyajian photo

Tags: 3-11 Alarm fire in Chicago, Chicago 3-11 Alarm Fire 8-26-15, Chicago Fire Department, Chicago firemen battle 3-11 alarm commercial building fire, fire scene photos, Josh Boyajian

Chicago 3-11 Alarm fire and Haz Mat Level I – 3/19/15

Mar 20

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Images from Tim Olk of the 3-11 Alarm fire and Haz Mat Level I (3/19/15) at 3800 W. 38th Place.

Tim Olk photo

Tim Olk photo

Tim Olk photo

Images and a short video from Larry Shapiro

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Tags: 3-11 Alarm fire in Chicago, Chicago Fire Department, Chicago firemen battle 3-11 alarm commercial building fire, night fire scene phtos, TimOlk

3-11 Alarm fire in Chicago, 9-23-14

Sep 23

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This from Josh Boyajian:

The 14th Battalion on Chicago’s West Side received a report of a building on fire near the intersection of Pulaski and Ogden Avenues. Engine 38 and Truck 48 arrived first-in around 0544 hours and reported they did have a fire, and requested a Still & Box. Battalion 14 arrived on-scene and reported heavy fire in a two-story, 50×125 commercial building. At 0621 hours and 0623 hours, the 2-11 and 3-11 Alarms were requested. Six master streams and four hand lines were used in an effort to surround and drown the fire. At 0802 hours, 2-1-6 struck out the 3-11. As of 1130 hours, companies were being relieved on the scene as they continue to chase hot spots and overhaul the structure. The building was reported to have a music recording studio on the first floor and a banquet hall on the 2nd.

Here are some shots from the fire.

fire through the roof of a commercial building at dawn

Josh Boyajian photo

Josh Boyajian photo

Full gallery is on my site. Chicago 3-11 Alarm Fire @ 4011 W Ogden Ave – CHI-TOWN FIRE PHOTOS

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Chicago 3-11 Alarm fire, August 27, 2014 (final)

Sep 14

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An overdue post of images from Gordon J. Nord, Jr. from the day after at the 3-11 Alarm fire on the corner of 63rd and Halsted a couple weeks back. The previous post is HERE which will link in reverse oder to all of the articles with photos and videos.

Gordon J. Nord, Jr. photo

Gordon J. Nord, Jr. photo

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Chicago 3-11 Alarm fire, August 27, 2014 (part 8)

Sep 4

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This from Steve Redick:

It took me 3 days to process all the images but it was well worth the effort. The first image is a nice aerial view of the fire building. Initial reports were of volume of fire in the basement. I believe an interior attack was attempted but conditions were such it was abandoned in short order. The fire had quickly spread throughout the entire building. Some significant exposure problems as well. They called for the hi ex foam rig but the fire was way to advanced by the time it arrived. Basically an outside attack with 2 TL, 2 Snorkels, deluge rig, hand lines, and the north side hose wagon 612 was utilized as well. Also got a shot of the new battery rig 6-3-9. Did some experimenting with some black and white images and was very pleased with the results. The photos are in chronological order and coupled with my video give a good idea of the progression of the fire.

Steve

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