Extra Alarm Fire at Harry's Lumber Company on Northwest Highway, Chicago

[@Skoorb45]

Some of the best fire video I have seen. Liked the many perspectives and vignettes. Super work.

[@pshodean]

I worked with a bunch of those guys - brings back lots of memories. thanks, great video

[@rrobertsnot5150]

You got better footage than those corporate news crews with their tripods locked in one place being blocked by all the smoke. haha

[@SuperMarbelle]

They need to get pumps to suck the water out of the gutter to reuse. I know it sounds crazy but I know they do that with blood loss from patients. They salvage the blood lost from surgery, put it through a simple screening process and give it back to the patient, while still in surgery.

[@RobinPMac]

any idea how it started?

[@ranchhq8014]

By the 12 minute mark, I believe I have seen every type of firefighting apparatus used in America, with the exception of a fuel tanker for replenishment. There is still 65 minutes for one to appear.

[@ranchhq8014]

At 54:23 a Fueling Truck arrives, right after an​ O'Hair Airport rig. Now I have seen it all.

[@davidhoffman5789]

A cigar at an active fire location? Such a cliche'.

[@yjb19743]

Only one out of ten firefighters doing anything

[@tobycameron317]

Seeing a chaplain (4-1-3) at a scene makes me wonder...hope nothing bad happened!

[@alarmoffice711]

+Toby Cameron They usually respond on all 2-11, you always hear 4-1-1 going.

[@ranchhq8014]

We had a Chaplin working in our Volunteer Department. He always carried two coats to a fire, but I only ever saw him wear one.

[@richardgaul1263]

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[@RTD8481]

TOWER #23!!!

[@MIKECNW]

There was another fire there in 1989.

[@NicksGarageDoorService]

The second fire was 25 years and 1 day after the first fire. Official cause was arson. Just so happened that the neighborhood arsonist was out on parole when this happened, but I don’t know if they were able to tie him to it or not.