Browse Items (27 total)
Sort by:
Woodbine fire
Destroyed building housing the Sorey Bros. Construction Co. and the Fontenelle Frames and Upholstery Co. located along Highway 30 at the edge of Woodbine.
Strand Theater fire
Photographs of a fire at the Strand Theater.
Smith Machine Shop fire
Remains of Machine Shop as viewed by manager William Barrett.
653 Franklin Ave.
653 Franklin Ave.
Shugart-Beno Block
Photograph of the Shugart-Beno Block. Northwest corner of First Avenue and Main Street. Burned December 3, 1925.
Raven Feed Plant fire
Fire destroyed the Raven Feed Co. plant and offices at 1215 W. Broadway
Persia Fire
Photograph of fire damage. Persia, IA.
McAtees Better Foods fire
Photograph of a fire at McAtees Better Foods in Council Bluffs.
Kirn School fire.
A photography of a fire at Kirn Jr. High School.
Howard Plastics fire
Photograph of Howard Plastics fire at 15th and S. Main.
Hotel Manawa
Photograph of Hotel Manawa. Twenty-four rooms. Burned down in 1894.
Grand Hotel Fire
Photographs of the Grand Hotel fire.
Girl Scout office fire
City fire inspector Jim Burke and a neighborhood girl, Sherl Cox, survey the interior of the Girl Scout house.
Fire in Council Bluffs
A photograph of the Council Bluffs Fire Department fighting a fire.
Fire at U.S. Oil Works
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.
Fire at Bergstrom Woodworking
Fire Capt. Earl J. Hansen is taken to an ambulance at fire scene.
The Bergstrom Woodworking Co. plant, 110 S. 18th St. was destroyed by fire.
The Bergstrom Woodworking Co. plant, 110 S. 18th St. was destroyed by fire.
Fire - home of Robert & Clifford Schultz families
Fire on Route 4, 4 miles North of Council Bluffs near Crescent.
Elder Court fire
Photographs of the Elder Court fire.
Elder Court Apartments fire
Photographs of the Elder Court Apartments fire
Dohany's Opera House and Broadway
Photograph of Dohany's Opera House and Broadway. Northeast corner Sixth Street and Broadway. Later the Strand Movie Theater. Burned December 11, 1974.