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How the American Scaling-Ladders were used at the Hotel Windsor Fire in New York (litho)

How the American Scaling-Ladders were used at the Hotel Windsor Fire in New York (litho)


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How the American Scaling-Ladders were used at the Hotel Windsor Fire in New York (litho)

1598646 How the American Scaling-Ladders were used at the Hotel Windsor Fire in New York (litho) by Hurst, Hal (b.1865); Private Collection; (add.info.: How the American Scaling-Ladders were used at the Hotel Windsor Fire in New York. Illustration for The Illustrated London News, 25 March 1899.
Hal Hurst); Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection

Media ID 25213188

© Look and Learn / Illustrated Papers Collection / Bridgeman Images

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This lithograph print titled "How the American Scaling-Ladders were used at the Hotel Windsor Fire in New York" by Hal Hurst showcases a dramatic scene from the past. The image depicts a chaotic fire incident at the Hotel Windsor in New York, where brave American firefighters are seen utilizing scaling-ladders to rescue trapped individuals and battle the raging flames. The intensity of this historical moment is palpable as smoke billows out of the building, engulfing the surrounding area. The brave firemen can be seen fearlessly ascending these innovative scaling-ladders, designed specifically for such emergencies. This illustration was originally published in The Illustrated London News on March 25th, 1899. The Hotel Windsor Fire was undoubtedly a significant event that tested both human courage and firefighting techniques during that era. This litho print serves as an enduring reminder of how American ingenuity played a crucial role in combating fires and saving lives. Through this artwork, we catch a glimpse into America's rich history of emergency services and their unwavering commitment to protecting communities. It symbolizes not only the bravery of those involved but also represents America's resilience when faced with adversity. This historic piece captures an important moment in time within New York City's history while honoring those who risked their lives to keep others safe.

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