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Still and Box Alarm fire in Chicago, 1-10-22

Jan 11

Posted by Admin in Fire Scene photos | 1 Comment

From Chi-Town Fire Photos:

I attended a Still & Box overnight at 2020 W Webster in the Bucktown neighborhood. Companies originally reported fire in the rear of this 1.5 story residence, and were interior making a good push. However, the cold wind soon took hold of the attic space and heavy fire conditions evolved. All companies were pulled out, Tower 21 was moved to Side A, and knocked the fire with their aerial master stream. Companies went back in to mop up. There is a full gallery viewable here:

Chi-Town Fire Photos

Chi-Town Fire Photos

From CFDMike:

Engine 35 was first due to a fire at W Webster ave and N Seeley Ave. 43 was 2nd in. it went to a still and box. Engine 43 was supplying tower 21 and a ground monitor

CFDMike photo

CFDMike photo

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Chicago FD apparatus history

May 11

Posted by Admin in Fire Department History, Fire Truck photos, Historic fire apparatus | 18 Comments

More photos from Steve Redick of past CFD apparatus

Steve Redick photo

Steve Redick photo

old Chicago fire house with pumper and ambulance

Steve Redick photo

Steve Redick photo

vintage Chicago fire trucks at fire station

Steve Redick photo

vintage Seagrave ladder truck in Chicago

Steve Redick photo

Hendrickson - E-ONE ladder truck in Chicago

Steve Redick photo

Tags: Chicago FD Engine 102, Chicago FD Engine 124, Chicago FD Engine 35, Chicago FD Engine 39, Chicago FD Engine 43, Chicago FD Truck 25, Chicago FD Truck 28, Chicago FD Truck 38, Chicago Fire Department history, Ford Pierce fire engine, Hendrickson E-ONE fire trucks in Chicago, Steve Redick, vintage fire trucks

Working fire in Chicago, 11-25-16

Dec 4

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

This from Eric Haak:

On Friday, November 25, Chicago had a working fire at 2528 N. Fairfield. The fire was rather small in terms of the time it took for it to be considered out but I did arrive in time for some interesting overhaul shots. There were no front stairs and ladders had to be placed at the doors in order to access the front hallways. The fire appeared to be mostly in the front living room, right at the window but resulted in some hidden fire extending into the wall above the front doors. Accessing this fire was a little difficult due to its location over the area where the stairs were missing. I included a rear shot of Truck 28 for all of you blue light fans!