Fire rips through Lecompton cabinet store July 26, 2010
Numerous fire crews worked Monday night to keep a fire at Wood N Stuff Cabinets in Lecompton from spreading to nearby buildings.
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Fire crews worked to keep a fire at Wood N Stuff Cabinets from spreading to nearby buildings in Lecompton Monday, July 26, 2010.
A hole through the smoke reveals a firefighter on the ladder truck ladder hosing flames below in the Wood N Stuff Cabinets shop in Lecompton.
Area township fire departments including Kanwaka, Perry, Baldwin, Lecompton and Wakarusa battle a blaze at Wood N Stuff Cabinets in Lecompton Monday evening, July 26, 2010. The post office is shown on the left in this photo.
Firefighters keep the Lecompton Post Office, left, wet while other firefighters try to put out the flames of a fire at Wood N Stuff Cabinets in Lecompton Monday evening, July 26, 2010.
The siding of the Lecompton United Methodist Church melts from the heat of a fire at the wood shop next door. Area township fire departments including Kanwaka, Perry, Baldwin, Lecompton, and Wakarusa battle a blaze at Wood N Stuff Cabinets in Lecompton Monday evening, July 26, 2010. As the building became fully engulfed in flames, firefighters worked to keep the fire from jumping to the adjacent buildings such as the Post Office on the east and the Lecompton United Methodist Church on the west.
Flames erupt from the top of the Wood-N-Stuff cabinet shop in Lecompton Monday, July 26, 2010. The building was quickly engulfed in flames and firefighters were focusing on preventing the fire from spreading to other nearby buildings.
Crews from Lawrence Douglas County Fire and Medical join firefighters from Kanwaka, Wakarusa and Lecompton township fire departments in an effort to battle a fire at a cabinet shop in Lecompton Monday July 26, 2010.
Firefighters battle a blaze at a cabinet shop in Lecompton. The building was reported to be fully engulfed and numerous area agencies responded to help battle the blaze.
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Fire crews and investigators continued to monitor the scene of a fire at Wood-N-Stuff cabinet shop in Lecompton on Tuesday. The building caught fire on Monday evening.
Fire crews and investigators continued to monitor the scene of a fire at Wood-N-Stuff cabinet shop in Lecompton on Tuesday. The building caught fire on Monday evening.
Fire crews and investigators continued to monitor the scene of a fire at Wood-N-Stuff cabinet shop in Lecompton on Tuesday. The building caught fire on Monday evening.
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