Chicago 5-11 Alarm Fire 9-30-12 (update 6)

Tim Olk recently paid a visit to the site where the remnants of the devastating 5-11 Alarm fire that occurred last Sunday still stood. He managed to capture some striking images from the scene, offering a glimpse into the destruction left behind by the blaze. The fire, which took place on September 30th at 2620 W. Nelson Street, was particularly intense, leaving behind a landscape of charred ruins. I’ve included two of Tim's photos below, each providing a different perspective of the aftermath. In the first image, you can see the skeletal remains of what was once a structure, with only fragments standing amidst the debris. The second photograph captures a similar view, emphasizing the sheer scale of the damage. Both images were taken by Tim Olk, who generously shared them for others to see. For those interested in more details about this fire, there’s additional coverage available [here](link), [here](link), [here](link), [here](link), and [here](link). Each link provides unique insights and updates, helping paint a fuller picture of the event and its impact on the community. It’s always humbling to witness how quickly things can change, especially when it comes to structures that we often take for granted. Fires like these serve as stark reminders of both the fragility of human-made environments and the resilience required to rebuild afterward. I hope that whatever plans are in place for this area will bring renewed life and purpose to the neighborhood soon. If anyone has any firsthand experiences or stories related to this fire, feel free to share them in the comments below. It’s through sharing personal accounts that we can truly understand the broader implications of such incidents. --- Here are the images Tim captured:

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