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Title
Untitled (Neighbors Watch Osage Avenue Burn)
Subject
The fire that burned down much of Osage Avenue
Description
Despite being evacuated from their homes, many residents watched as the fire spread to their properties. Due to the row homes being physically connected, it was very easy for the fire to spread from one home to the next. It took until about 11:00pm, or roughly five hours after the fire started, for Commissioner Richmond to declare the blaze under control, but the fire still burned into the morning hours. When the sun rose, residents made their way back to their homes only to find that there was nothing left.
Creator
Mary D'Anella
Source
Clark DeLeon, "A Crime Unpunished and Largely Forgotten"
https://www.inquirer.com/philly/opinion/inquirer/20100513_A_crime_unpunished_and_largely_forgotten.html
https://www.inquirer.com/philly/opinion/inquirer/20100513_A_crime_unpunished_and_largely_forgotten.html
Publisher
Philadelphia Inquirer
Date
May 13, 1985
Rights
Public Domain
Format
JPEG
Type
Photograph
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Original Format
Photograph