Massive Fire Destroys Historic Landmark In Downtown Lexington

Skuller’s clock on main street near limestone has been transported to.

— smoke and flames could be seen from blocks away as the old dixie furniture plant which employed thousands of people over decades burned down tuesday.

Weba fire at a massive former clock factory that police say was deliberately lit provided an eerie backdrop for a northern illinois city's new year's celebrations, and despite the efforts of.

Hours later, part of the building collapsed, and smoke was still rising high enough to be seen from the ferry.

Webthe iconic smokestack still stood among the rubble, but it finally came down on monday after city leaders came to the conclusion that the cost of keeping it up was more than that of tearing it down.

Webthe fire started at 6:46 a. m.

A fire that destroyed a historic downtown lexington building thursday morning has been ruled accidental.

Websaturday's fire destroyed seven acres of the stockyards operated by the blue grass livestock marketing group.

The flames also consumed several nearby businesses.

Weblexington — a massive fire tuesday night destroyed a large part of the former lexington home brands plant no.