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New York Explosion of 1850
Vintage image features firemen putting out a fire in the aftermath of an explosion in a building on Hague Street, New York City, and, with the help of other citizens, searching the ruins for victims. The explosion happened on February 4, 1850 at a printing press manufacturer where a basement boiler exploded up through all the floors and out of the roof. Sixty-nine people were killed and thirty-four wounded
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New York Explosion of 1850 - A Glimpse into the Heroic Efforts Amidst Devastation
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. In this vintage image captured by Keith Lance, we witness a poignant scene from the aftermath of the New York Explosion of 1850. The photograph showcases firemen valiantly battling against billowing smoke and raging flames as they strive to extinguish a fire that consumed a building on Hague Street in New York City. Alongside them, determined citizens join forces, tirelessly searching through the ruins for any signs of victims. The catastrophe occurred on February 4th, when an unsuspecting printing press manufacturer fell victim to a devastating basement boiler explosion. With immense force, it tore through all floors of the building before erupting out of its roof. Tragically, sixty-nine lives were lost in this horrific incident while thirty-four others sustained severe injuries. Lance's skillful composition captures both the chaos and resilience displayed amidst such destruction. The black-and-white tones emphasize the gravity and historical significance of this event. This powerful visual testament serves as a reminder not only of human vulnerability but also our capacity for bravery and compassion during times of crisis. As we reflect upon this somber moment frozen in time, let us honor those who selflessly risked their lives to save others and pay tribute to those whose lives were tragically cut short by this cataclysmic event.
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