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Chicago Still & Box at 63rd & Stewart 1-14-12
Tim Olk captured a Still & Box Alarm at a vacant, three-story courtyard building located at 63rd and Stewart on Saturday morning. He shared several compelling photos from the scene, offering a rare glimpse into the firefighters' efforts.
These images highlight the intense efforts of the Chicago Fire Department during the incident. The team worked tirelessly under challenging conditions, including icy weather and difficult access to the site. More images from the scene can be found HERE.