Historic 5-11 alarm fire in Chicago, 4-7-71
From the collection of Steve Redick:
These images capture a dramatic moment in Chicago’s firefighting history. The 1531 Michigan Avenue fire was one of the largest and most intense blazes of its time, drawing multiple engine companies and ladder trucks to the scene. The vintage photos, collected by Steve Redick, offer a rare glimpse into the chaos and heroism of the day. While the photographer remains unidentified, the images clearly show the iconic Chicago Fire Department snorkels—large water towers used for high-rise fires—working under challenging conditions. Each photo tells a story of bravery and resilience, preserving a piece of local history for future generations to appreciate.
Old photos from a 5-11 alarm fire at 1531 Michigan Avenue on April 7, 1971.
Photographer unknown
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