Sioux City Fire Rescue firefighters battle a house fire at 3512 Grandview Blvd. Monday afternoon.
Sioux City Fire Rescue firefighters battle a house fire at 3512 Grandview Blvd. Monday afternoon.
SIOUX CITY --Â The cause isn't known for a fire that occurred at a Northside residence early Monday afternoon.
At around 12:50 p.m., Sioux City Fire Rescue spotted smoke coming from the roof of the single story home at 3512 Grandview Blvd.
Sioux City Assistant Fire Chief Robert Wilson said the fire likely started in the kitchen toward the back of the house, going up to the roof.
Wilson said the residence's two adults and three children weren't at home at the time of the fire. No one was injured in the blaze, which was quickly extinguished.
PHOTOS: Historic Sioux City fire houses and equipment
Fire wagon
An image of a fire wagon taken March 3, 1934.
Pumping Billy
This undated photo shows a fire pump being pulled by team of horses.
Fire Station No. 4
Sioux City firemen relax between calls at Fire Station No. 4, 14th and Nebraska streets.
Fire Station No. 4
The living quarters of Sioux City Fire Station No. 4, 14th and Nebraska streets, surround the fire pole.
Fire Station No. 1
Sioux City Fire Station No. 1 firemen practice their ladder skills. The building is still standing at 408 Water St.
Historical fire station
Leeds residents stand outside the Leeds Volunteer Fire Company. The fire house was built in 1892 and quickly became a social gathering area for the community.Â
Corbett and Sullivan fire team
The Sioux City Fire Department horse team of Corbett and Sullivan is shown racing at Evans Driving Park in 1894. Â
Fire Station No. 5.
Horses pull riders outside the Sioux City Fire Station No. 5. at 14th and Nebraska streets in 1892. A new method for alerting people to fire wagons was needed in 1889, according to a Journal article from the time.Â
1918 fire truck
This 1918 Mack fire truck was donated to the Sioux City Public Museum after Irving F. Jensen purchased it from a fire department in New York.
Fire equipment
A portrait in front of a fire truck.
Fire equipment
Sioux City firemen are pictured.
Fire House No. 1
Fire House No. 1 is shown.
Fire House No. 3
Fire House No. 3, 1891-1929.
Paddy and Prince
Fire horses Paddy and Prince.
Fire equimpent
Fire equipment is paraded down a Sioux City street.
Fire House No. 5
Fire House No. 5, located near the Sioux City stockyards, is shown in this Jan. 4, 1953, photo.
Paddy & Prince 1908
Fire horses Paddy and Prince won the 1908 world championship with a time of 1:15.
Ambulance practice
Fireman Vern Peterson, left, and Fire Lt. Jim Reese practice stretcher handling beside the fire department's newly leased ambulance in this undated photo.
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