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Working fire in Baltimore, MD – October 20/2019

Posted by firescenesadmin on November 9, 2019

Posted in: FIre Scene photos, NEW. Tagged: Baltimore FD Engine 13, Baltimore FD Engine 21, Baltimore FD Truck 25, Baltimore Fire Department, Chi-Town Fire Photos, fire scene photos. Leave a Comment

10/20/19 Box Alarm @ 852 w 33rd X Elm Ave

Engines 21, 13, 44, 31, 52

Trucks 25, 5

Battalion 2 & 3

Baltimore City FD at a fire scene — Chi-Town Fire Photos

Baltimore City FD at a fire scene — Chi-Town Fire Photos

Baltimore City FD at a fire scene — Chi-Town Fire Photos

Baltimore City FD at a fire scene — Chi-Town Fire Photos

Working fire in Baltimore, MD – October 19, 2019

Posted by firescenesadmin on November 4, 2019

Posted in: FIre Scene photos. Tagged: Baltimore city fire trucks, Baltimore FD Engine 47, Baltimore FD Rescue 1, Baltimore FD Truck 23, Baltimore FD Truck 5, Baltimore Fire Department, Chi-Town Fire Photos, fire scene photos, working fire in Baltimore MD. Leave a Comment

10/19/19 Box Alarm @ 2921 Georgetown Rd X Inverness

Engines 47, 55, 23, 8, 53, Ladder 23, 8 Rescue 1 Battalion 3

Baltimore city firefighters — Chi-Town Fire Photos

Baltimore FD Engine 47 — Chi-Town Fire Photos

Baltimore City fire trucks at fire scene — Chi-Town Fire Photos

Baltimore FD Rescue 1 — Chi-Town Fire Photos

Baltimore City FD Engine 47 — Chi-Town Fire Photos

Baltimore City FD Truck 23 — Chi-Town Fire Photos

Baltimore City FD Truck 5 — Chi-Town Fire Photos

3-Alarm fire in Baltimore, MD – December 31, 2015

Posted by firescenesadmin on January 4, 2016

Posted in: FIre Scene photos, NEW. Tagged: 3-Alarm fire in Baltimore MD, Baltimore Fire Department, Box 414 Association, fire scene photos, large warehouse fire in Baltimore, Snorkel working at Baltimore fire scene, Stanley Jaworski, Trevor James. 1 comment

Baltimore City firefighters battled a 3-alarm warehouse fire on New Years Eve. Units arrived to find heavy smoke showing from a 200×400′ commercial warehouse building with exposures. Fire was soon pushing through the roof of the structure. A second alarm was sounded almost immediately upon arrival, and a third alarm quickly followed to bring more manpower and equipment to the scene.

Firefighters protected exposures and set up ladder-pipe operations, at times having five master streams working during the defensive fight.

Firefighters encountered access issues to the building since the back side of the structure rests up against a cemetery/park area, with limited access for equipment. More than 100 firefighters and 60 pieces of equipment were on the scene throughout the incident including the canteen and rehab units from the Box 414 Association.

Photos here are from both myself and photographer Stanley Jaworski. Stanley arrived earlier and captured the initial firefight. Trevor shot the master stream operations and crews taking up once the fire was knocked.

Happy New Year!

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Trevor James & Stanley Jaworski

Snorkel at fire scene

Stanley Jaworski photo

3-alarm warehouse fire in Baltimore MD

Stanley Jaworski photo

3-alarm warehouse fire in Baltimore MD

Stanley Jaworski photo

3-alarm warehouse fire in Baltimore MD

Stanley Jaworski photo

3-alarm warehouse fire in Baltimore MD

Stanley Jaworski photo

firefighters after battling a fire

Trevor James photo

3-alarm warehouse fire in Baltimore MD

Trevor James photo

3-alarm warehouse fire in Baltimore MD

Trevor James photo

Snorkel working at fire scene in Baltimore

Trevor James photo

3-alarm warehouse fire in Baltimore MD

Trevor James photo

firefighter after battling a fire

Trevor James photo

Box 414 Association rehab canteen at fire scene

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2-Alarm fire in Baltimore – May 19, 2015

Posted by firescenesadmin on May 22, 2015

Posted in: FIre Scene photos, NEW. Tagged: 2-alarm fire in Baltimore, Baltimore FD apparatus, Baltimore FD fire trucks, Baltimore Fire Department, fire scene photos, firefighters doing overhaul, firemen overhaul after fire, Trevor James. Leave a Comment

Baltimore City fire units were alerted to the dwelling/building fire on Tuesday morning (5/19/15) at the corner of E. Lombard and S. Conkling Streets in the Baltimore Highlands. Upon arrival firefighters encountered smoke and fire coming from the 2nd floor and roof of the building. A second alarm was toned out bringing in additional manpower and resources. The fire was quickly knocked and extensive overhaul was performed on a day of hot and humid weather reaching the high 80s. The Baltimore Box 414 Association responded with their canteen rigs to provide hydration and refreshments for the firefighters.

Here are some photos of rigs and crews working on the scene during the overhaul process.

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Trevor James

Trevor James Fire Scene Photography

fire department ladder truck at fire scene

Trevor James photo

firemen after fighting a fire

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fire department ladder trucks at fire scene

Trevor James photo

firemen examine SCBA bottles after battling a fire

Trevor James photo

firemen after fighting a fire

Trevor James photo

Baltimore City Fire Trucks at fire scene

Trevor James photo

firemen after fighting a fire

Trevor James photo

firemen after fighting a fire

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fire department ladder truck at fire scene

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fire engine hooked to hydrant at fire scene

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Additional photos from the scene can be viewed on my Flickr here:

https://www.flickr.com/photos/59625319@N02/sets/72157650808353093