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Miller has survived two fires at his house, one in 1946 and another in 1950. The two individuals on the left are unidentified.

Rhode had to flee barefooted from a fire in his apartment building.

Fire in the basement of her apartment house smoked her out of her rooms.

James and Larry Banks are dead after having perished in a fire at their trailer home at Page and N. Concord Sts.

Three children burned to death in the blaze. The fire started after the eldest daughter attempted to light a candle in the kitchen because of a power failure. See P83302-P83304.

The chimney is all that remains of the farm house near Rosemount. Three children burned to death in the blaze that started after the eldest daughter attempted to light a candle in the kitchen because of a power failure. See P83302-P83304.

In the kitchen of her farm home in Plymouth Township, near Robbinsdale, Mrs. Maxim Pommerleau, was burned to death in a blaze that emanated from the woodstove. Police are shown in the doorway where her body was found a few feet away in the living room.

Firemen with a body of a victim of the Hotel Marlborough fire.

A fireman looks down at a body of a victim of the Hotel Marlborough fire.

Two firemen remove a dead body from the Hotel Marlborough fire by carrying it down a ladder.

A firemen removes a dead body from the Hotel Marlborough fire by carrying it down a ladder. Two fire fighters aid with a rope from a window above.

Firemen carry a body of a victim of the Hotel Marlborough fire down a ladder from a top story window.

The location where Chris Mauseth was fatally burned while trying to rescue his sister, Betzy Marie Mauseth, trapped by a fire in the basement workshop of her fur store. See P69912.

Morgue keeper, John Anderson, handles the 14 vaults which were all occupied by victims of the Hotel Marlborough fire. Lawrence, department sheriff, is partially obscured behind a body.

Firemen carry a body of a victim of the Hotel Marlborough fire.

Interior view of a third story apartment after the blaze. The room contained the crib and the dead bodies of 10-months-old, Edward Coovert, and his pet dog.

Mauseth was fatally burned while trying to rescue his sister, Betzy Marie Mauseth (not pictured), trapped by a fire in the basement workshop of her fur store at 2026 Riverside Ave. See P69913.

Firemen with casualties of the Hotel Marlborough fire.

Firemen carry a body of a victim of the Hotel Marlborough fire down a ladder.

Firemen remove a dead body from the Hotel Marlborough fire.

Morgue Keeper John Anderson handles the deceased residents of the Hotel Marlborough fire.

Firemen carry a body of a victim of the Hotel Marlborough fire.

Oringer dies as fellow fire fighter attempt to apply inhalator. Oringer was dragged unconscious from the bar after the ceiling collapsed. See P61828.

Michael Lussnig dies after fire in basement of his home. Front row, L to R: Colleen Shanahan, Michael Lussnig, Tracy Lussnig, Dennis Shanahan, Harriet Shanahan; back row, Ambrose Shanahan.

Once inhabited by the unemployed, this shantytown was burned by police.

Keene (left) has burned to death in a fire that destroyed his family home.

Private Harold L. Hanson was saved by his roommate Private Walter "Wally" L. Mealey (not pictured) after a fire broke out in a lower level of the barracks. Both were treated at Fort Snelling Hospital.

Hare and three others jumped from a second story window to escape a fire at a fourplex

Fireman found Robert Hinze and his sister unconscious. Both were treated for burns at General Hospital.

Fireman found Patricia Hinze and her brother unconscious. Both were treated for burns at General Hospital

Fragments of the walls remain after an explosion blew apart a two family converted army barracks in University Village, student veteran housing. Two infants died in the fire that followed.

Victims of a house fire.

Corbett Family, whose house burned. L to R: Mr. Corbett, Edward, Patty, Mrs. Corbett. The dog's name is Shep. See also P23582

Hanson, center, of Mound died at University Hospital from burns that she received while trying to rescue her children from a fire that destroyed their home. Her son, Alden Edward, has also died from burns suffered. She survived by her husband and two children, Marlys is on far left.

Died in a fire at home.

Moe jumped from a second story window to escape a house fire.

Hatton narrowly escapes death in a fire at Drexel Court by hanging from the window sill. Fire coverage on 6/12/1929

The Sundbergs experienced a house fire in which a resident, Edith E. Moe, jumped from a second story window to escape.

View of the crib where Robert Swanson (not pictured), infant son of Ernest Swanson (not pictured) of Richfield, burnt to death in a fire started when a paper cone, leading from an improvised medical steam device being used to treat the baby, caught fire.

The Sundbergs experienced a house fire in which a resident, Edith E. Moe, jumped from a second story window to escape.

Brian, a fire fighter, shown in General Hospital, was overcome by smoke at a fire at Protective Products, Inc.

Because of fire. Staying with neighbors. L to R: Brown, Ard, Conrad, Carpenter

Fresiel was badly burned while playing with matches.

Fleischmann Malting Company grain elevator fire. After pouring water on the debris through the night, firemen entered the building early in the morning. Here, they carried out a body believed to be Lloyd Currier, age 20, and later found a second body, believed to be that of David Sherper, weighmaster at the plant.

Four firemen were injured fighting the blaze that demolished the Minneapolis Feed Co. warehouse, two of them are pictured here. Olson (lying down) and Tomte (right) suffered back injuries. Weare, an X-ray technician at General Hospital made sure neither had broken bones.

Von Drashek is shown in his in room at the Acacia Fraternity after a fire

at General Hospital; nurse is not identified