Bowery burning: NYC’s NoLita building catches fire (VIDEO)
Published 9 Aug, 2016 02:28 | Updated 24 Aug, 2016 08:24
A fire in the Manhattan neighborhood known as ‘NoLita’ called for a response from 60 firefighters. While there were no injuries reported, the blaze began in a historical landmark that was a favorite graffiti spot for contemporary artist Keith Haring.
The fire at 190 Bowery began at approximately 7:45 p.m. Monday, according to New York City Patch. Within 15 minutes, 60 firefighters had responded to the blaze. An FDNY official told reporters that there were no reported injuries, but New York City residents captured and shared the blaze online.
Manhattan skyline is smoking! 😳😳 #nyc#firepic.twitter.com/AsKiGd6HAs
— Lyss (@fittlyss) August 9, 2016
Props to @FDNY, #fire on the roof of old #GermaniaBank, 190 Bowery, was quickly extinguished moments ago. #NYCpic.twitter.com/Ua0NFh3fTX
— Nina Roberts (@ninarobertsnyc) August 9, 2016
Huge fire on Bowery right now #NYC#firepic.twitter.com/GeAJfUnCwv
— Sara Guaglione (@SPGuaglione) August 8, 2016
The Germania Bank Building on the Bowery is on Fire https://t.co/sRPmVtnJxppic.twitter.com/r28V80pMq5
— Bowery Boogie (@boweryboogie) August 9, 2016
Fire at Bowery & Spring Witnesses say they saw huge fireball & lots of smoke FDNY says it's under investigation pic.twitter.com/emXS5QCrBh
— Julie Walker (@jwalkreporter) August 9, 2016
Fire at Bowery and Spring St. A block from us. Out now 🙏 #nyc#fire#nolita#FDNYpic.twitter.com/ePjGC2Bc8A
— Megan (@holisticmegs) August 9, 2016
