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  • Collection: Fire Department

A photograph of a fire engine in front of the Central Fire Station.

Nerve center of city's 1951 fire alarm system is checked by city fire department personnel.

Firefighter statute for the Council Bluffs Public Safety Plaza.

A photograph of 3 Council Bluffs firefighters.

A photograph of Council Bluffs firefighters and a horse drawn fire engine.

Two children were killed and their mothers injured when a 100-foot water storage tank collapsed and fell on their house. The tank, which had a storage capacity of 125,000 gallons, let loose a 100,000 gallon torrent of water and ice. The photo shows…

In 1951, firefighters had to inspect the theater front's terra cotta decorations after several chunks of concrete toppled to the sidewalks, narrowly missing pedestrians.

Photograph of an unknown building fire.

World Radio Laboratories building fire at 738-744 West Broadway.

Destroyed building housing the Sorey Bros. Construction Co. and the Fontenelle Frames and Upholstery Co. located along Highway 30 at the edge of Woodbine.

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Wigwam Grocery, Cunningham Grocery, Hansen's Pastry Shop 100-104 W Broadway.

Photograph of fire fighters Virgil Miller, Myron Albers, and Mike Hughes.

Modern truck serves as background for hand-pulled hose cart held by Asst. Chief Virgil Miller and fireman Myron Albers. Chief D. L. (Mike) Hughes stands in shadow of the old…

Remains of Machine Shop as viewed by manager William Barrett.

653 Franklin Ave.

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Fire destroyed the Raven Feed Co. plant and offices at 1215 W. Broadway

Photograph of fire damage. Persia, IA.

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Photograph of Neola fire fighters.

Fire on Route 4, 4 miles North of Council Bluffs near Crescent.

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City fire inspector Jim Burke and a neighborhood girl, Sherl Cox, survey the interior of the Girl Scout house.

Ford Van and Storage Co. warehouse, 700 S. Main St. The blaze burst through the roof from burning storage vaults on the fourth floor. Three firemen were injured in the fire.

Column of black smoke rises from the site of an explosion and fire at the United Sates Oil Works, 116 Twenty-ninth Ave. Andre Beltran, 28, died in the blast.

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