Here's a message from Eric Haak:

This week, I’m sharing some historic photos from a 5-11 alarm fire that took place on January 28, 1965. The location was an abandoned grain mill at 2203–09 South Lumber Street. For those familiar with the area, this site is now home to Ozinga Concrete, just south of Cermak Road along the Chicago River. The second image shows Engine 8, and the last one features Engine 23. In the fourth photo, I can count 13 master streams in action. The time was reported as 4:47 p.m. I hope you enjoy these glimpses into Chicago’s firefighting history.

historic massive fire in Chicago in 1965

5-11 alarm fire in Chicago on January 28, 1965. This was an abandoned grain mill at 2203–09 South Lumber Street. From the collection of Eric Haak, photographer unknown

historic image of Chicago FD Engine 8

From the collection of Eric Haak, photographer unknown

historic massive fire in Chicago in 1965

From the collection of Eric Haak, photographer unknown

historic massive fire in Chicago in 1965

From the collection of Eric Haak, photographer unknown

historic image of Chicago FD Engine 23

CFD Engine 23. From the collection of Eric Haak, photographer unknown

These images offer a rare look at one of the more intense fires in Chicago’s past. It’s fascinating to see how the city has changed over the decades, yet some landmarks remain. I appreciate Eric for sharing these historical moments with us.

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