South Chicago Heights photo history

In MABAS Division 27, a new historical gallery has been added for the South Chicago Heights Fire Department. This gallery serves as a tribute to the department's rich heritage and includes 15 carefully selected images that capture key moments in its history. Among these is a reproduction of an old photograph showing the original fire station from the early 1900s, offering a glimpse into the past.
This photo, sourced from the Bill Friedrich Collection, showcases the original fire station, though the identity of the engine remains unknown. Itâ€™s a fascinating piece of local history that helps tell the story of how the department began.
Another notable image comes from the late Dan Martin, who captured a 1950 Mack Type 45 engine during a local parade. This photograph not only highlights the equipment used by the department but also reflects the community spirit of the time.
This striking image features one of two Hi-Ranger aerial ladders in the greater Chicago area outside of the Chicago Fire Department. The unit, known as Truck 765, was a standout piece of equipment and a symbol of the departmentâ€™s commitment to public safety. It would be incredible to add more photos of this rig in action to further enrich the gallery and give visitors a better sense of its role in the community.
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