Fire Museum of Greater Chicago

On Saturday, the Fire Museum of Greater Chicago opened its doors for a special preview event, giving visitors a glimpse into the progress that has been made so far. Although the museum is not yet fully open or complete, an impressive amount of work has already been accomplished. Over 70 guests attended, exploring a variety of exhibits including an Ahrens-Fox pumper, historic uniforms, buckets, helmets, scale models, an old fire alarm board, artwork, and photographs. The building itself looks fantastic, with its red bay doors adding a striking touch to the exterior. The 5-11 Club Canteen provided refreshments, and homemade pastries were available for those looking for a quick snack. Steve Redick was on site with his camera, capturing several images of the event and the exhibits. His photos offer a great visual record of the museum's current state and the efforts being made to preserve fire history in the area. One of the highlights of the day was a historical painting that is now part of the museumâ€™s collection. Visitors also got a close look at the stonework on the building, which once housed Engine 123. A vintage map from the Englewood Alarm Office was displayed, offering a glimpse into the past. Steve Redick even posed with an old amplifier panel he once used during his time at the alarm office, a nostalgic moment for longtime locals. The event was a success, showing the communityâ€™s enthusiasm and support for the museum. With continued effort and dedication, the Fire Museum of Greater Chicago is well on its way to becoming a valuable cultural and educational resource for all.

Dyed Paper Box

Dyed Paper Box (specialtypaper) including Copying paper, Embossed paper, gold paper, silver paper and so on.

1. there is gold glossy paper,

gold paper