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I just got some photos from Michael Paige of a fire that broke out at the Illinois Railway Museum located at 7000 Olson Road in Union, IL. The images really capture the intensity of the situation and the efforts by the firefighters to control the blaze.
Here’s one shot where you can see the flames reaching high into the sky. It's a Michael Paige photograph, and it does a great job of showing just how quickly fires can spread in such environments.
There’s another image that focuses on the emergency response team from Boone County FPD. They’re working hard with their firetrucks, doing everything they can to douse the flames. This picture really highlights the professionalism and dedication of these first responders.
In another photo, we have a different angle that shows the involvement of the Union Fire Department. It’s clear from the chaos in the background that this was no small incident. The Illinois Railway Museum must have been devastated by the fire, but thanks to the efforts of these brave individuals, it seems like they managed to prevent further damage.
One more image caught my eye because it features the firefighters standing by after the worst of the fire has been contained. It’s a quieter moment, but still powerful in its own way. You can tell from their posture that they’ve been through quite an ordeal.
Finally, there’s this last shot which looks like it was taken later in the evening. The fire has died down significantly, but the scene is still smoky and surreal. This final image really drives home the scale of the destruction caused by the fire.
All of these photos were captured by Michael Paige, who did an excellent job documenting the event. It’s always tough to see places like the Illinois Railway Museum affected by disasters like this, but I’m hopeful that they’ll be able to restore it soon.