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Box Alarm fire in Berwyn, 12-26-17 (more)

Dec 28

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Department News, Fire Scene photos, Fire Scene video | Comments off

From Chi-Town Fire Photos:

Berwyn responded to a call for a house fire Tuesday night (12/26/27) @ 3524 s Gunderson. First company arrived and found a 1.5-sty bungalow with a fully involved attic, that had already extended to the exposure to the north. Companies lead out 5 lines in total, and used the aerial pipe to bring the fire under control. I arrived with the first company.

flames blowing out of house attic at night

Chi-Town Fire Photos

Seagrave ladder truck at work with big flames

Chi-Town Fire Photos

Chi-Town Fire Photos

Chi-Town Fire Photos

Chi-Town Fire Photos

Tags: Berwyn Fire Department, chi-town fire photos, heavy fire as house burns, house engulfed by fire, house fire in Berwyn, night fire scene photos, Seagrave ladder truck at fire scene

Box Alarm fire in Berwyn, 12-26-17

Dec 27

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Scene photos | 2 Comments

This from Jeff Braun, Jr.:

Here are some photos of Berwyn’s Box Alarm house fire at around 21:00 hours on 12/26/17 at 3524 S Gunderson Ave. There was heavy fire showing from the Alpha and Delta sides on my arrival.

Thanks -Jeff Braun Jr. COUNTY-WIDE FIRE PHOTOGRAPHY

firefighters battle flames that engulfed a house at night

Jeff Braun, Jr. photo County-Wide Fire Photography

Jeff Braun, Jr. photo County-Wide Fire Photography

Seagrave aerial ladder truck at fire scene

Jeff Braun, Jr. photo County-Wide Fire Photography

Jeff Braun, Jr. photo County-Wide Fire Photography

Tags: Berwyn Fire Department, County-Wide Fire Photography, heavy fire as house burns, house engulfed by fire, house fire in Berwyn, Jeff Braun Jr., night fire scene photos, Oak Park FD tower ladder at fire scene, Seagrave ladder truck at fire scene

Oak Park 3-Alarm fire 5-4-14 (more)

May 5

Posted by Admin in Apparatus on-scene, Fire Scene photos | 1 Comment

This from Steve Redick:

This fire was about 0400 hours this am, near the intersection of Harrison & Clinton in Oak Park. The original fire building, apparantly a 2-1/2 story frame was nothing but sticks when I arrived … totally consumed. The fire had a good hold in exposure 4 and pretty much burned the roof off of that, and was well into exposure 2 as well. The Oak Park tower operated as well as a deck gun and several hand lines. Berwyn set up their aerial pipe at the far end of the block, but to my surprise was able to hit the fire pretty well from that vantage point. Shot a lot of rigs, the newest being Broadview Engine 7. An interesting job to see in an area I don’t get to much.