This from Jim Fisher:
These were taken by my father, Ralph O. G. Fisher who was a Chicago fire buff (past president of the 511 Club) and amateur photographer. I am sure many of your subscribers will find them very interesting.
Aug 30
Posted by Admin in Fire Department History, throwbackthursday | 6 Comments
This from Jim Fisher:
These were taken by my father, Ralph O. G. Fisher who was a Chicago fire buff (past president of the 511 Club) and amateur photographer. I am sure many of your subscribers will find them very interesting.
Tags: #TBT, 2nd Annual Chicago Fire and Police Thrill Show, Chicago Fire Department history, Ralph O. G. Fisher, throw back thursday, throwbackthursday
Aug 30
Posted by Admin in Fire Department History, Fire Truck photos, Historic fire apparatus, throwbackthursday | 1 Comment
This from Mike Summa for #TBT:
For TBT-Oak Forest Truck 95, a 1972 Seagrave/Pierce 1250/500/75′ snorkel.Mike Summa
Tags: #TBT, 1972 Seagrave/Pierce 1250/500/75' Snorkel, Mike Summa, Oak Forest FD history, throw back thursday, throwbackthursday, vintage fire truck photo
Aug 30
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This from Larry Shapiro for #TBT:
Snorkels from Geneva
Tags: #TBT, FWD Seagrave 75' Snorkel, Geneva Fire Department history, Larry Shapiro, Pierce Arrow 75' Snorkel, throw back thursday, throwbackthursday, vintage fire truck photos
Aug 30
Posted by Admin in Fatal fire, Fire Department News | Comments off
Excerpts from abc7chicago.com:
The death toll from a Sunday morning fire in the city’s Little Village neighborhood rose to ten Tuesday afternoon after a teen died at Stroger Hospital. The tenth victim was identified by the Cook County Medical Examiner as Adrian Hernandez, 14. Hernandez died at 11:12 a.m.
The ninth victim, who died Monday night, was 14-year-old Cesar Contreras.
Authorities have identified the other eight victims as 5-year-old Ariel Garcia, 11-year-old Xavier Contreras, 13-year-old Nathan Contreras, 16-year-old Victor Mendoza, 3-month-old Amayah Almaraz, 3-year-old Alanni Ayala, 10-year-old Giovanni Ayala and 5-year-old Gialanni Ayala.
The blaze broke out in a coach house in the 2200-block of South Sacramento Avenue. A neighbor came home around 4 a.m., saw the smoke and called 911.
Tags: 10 children die in Chicago fire, 10 die in Chicago building fire, Adrian Hernandez, Alanni Ayala, Amayah Almaraz, Ariel Garcia, Cesar Contreras, Chicago Fire Department, chicagoareafire.com, deadliest fire in Chicago in over a decade, deadly fire in Chicago, fatal fire in Chicago, Gialanni Ayala, Giovanni Ayala, Nathan Contreras, Xavier Contreras
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