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House fire in Northbrook, 1-5-22

Jan 10

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From Tim Olk:

Firefighters at the scene of a house fire in Northbrook, IL

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House fire in Northbrook, 11-26-21

Dec 6

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From Max Weingardt:

11/26/21 Northbrook working fire 1508 Grant Rd

Max Weingardt photo

Max Weingardt photo

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Working fire in Northbrook, 6-22-19

Jun 23

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This from Max Weingardt:

Northbrook Working Fire at 204 Fairview

Max Weingardt photo

Max Weingardt photo

Max Weingardt photo

Max Weingardt photo

Max Weingardt photo

Tags: fire scene photos, garage fire in Northbrook, house fire in Northbrook, Max Weingardt, Northbrook FD Engine 10, Northbrook Fire Department, Wheeling FD Truck 24

House fire in Northbrook, 10-4-16

Oct 4

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This from Larry Shapiro:

A neighbor called the Northbrook Fire Department this afternoon (10/4/16) shortly before 2PM reporting smoke coming from the house at 1801 Oak Avenue. The first Northbrook unit had smoke showing and the alarm was upgraded to a Code 4 for the working fire. Companies made a good stop on an apparent basement fire that had burned through a section of the flooring above.

Northfield Truck 29, Glenview Truck 14, Wheeling Engine 23, and Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Ambulance 52 were at the scene along with Northbrook Engines 10 &11, Truck 12, Ambulances 10 & 11, Battalion 11, and all three chief officers.

Glenview FD Truck 14 and Wheeling FD Engine 23

Larry Shapiro photo

Larry Shapiro photo

Larry Shapiro photo

Northbrook FD Engine 10 Pierce Impel PUC with lines off

Larry Shapiro photo

more photos at shapirophotography.net

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Northbrook house fire, 4-30-14 (more)

May 1

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Images and a video from Larry Shapiro of the Northbrook house fire at 1434 Lori-Lyn Lane last night (4-30-14).

Wheeling firefighters stretching a supply line. Larry Shapiro photo

smoke and flames through the roof of a house

Fire venting through the roof just after interior companies are withdrawn. Larry Shapiro photo

The supply line for the tower ladder. Larry Shapiro photo

Heavy fire through the roof as they prepare to put the tower ladder to work. Larry Shapiro photo

A handline at work in the B Sector. Larry Shapiro photo

Horton Type I ambulance on a Freightliner chassis

Northbrook’s new Ambulance 10, a Freightliner/Horton. Larry Shapiro photo

Northbrook Tower 12 after nocking down the bulk of the fire. Larry Shapiro photo

fire trucks with hose off at fire scene at dusk

Wheeling Engine 42 dropped LDH to supply the tower ladder. Larry Shapiro photo

More images can be viewed at shapirophotography.net

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Northbrook house fire, 4-30-14

Apr 30

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Northbrook firefighters were called to 1434 Lori-Lyn Lane shortly before 7PM tonight. On arrival, they reported smoke and fire visible at the roof and upgraded the alarm. Units in addition to the Northbrook companies to the scene were Wheeling Engine 42, Glenview Truck 14, and Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Ambulance 52.

After attempting an interior attack, all companies were pulled out of the house when the visible fire overhead increased. Two hand lines and a tower ladder were used and they made quick work of knocking down the flames.

Here are some images from Tim Olk.