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Fire burns the north hanger in Tustin as slowly collapses after a fire destroys the landmark. Photo by Steven Georges/Behind the Badge

Fire burns historic wooden Tustin hangar

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By Steven Georges on News & Features
Fire continues to burn at one of the two historic wooden hangars in Tustin. The hangars, built in 1942, are among the largest wooden structures ever built.

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A fire slowly consumes what is left of Tustin’s north hangar.
Photo by Steven Georges/Behind the Badge

Black smoke rises as a fire consumes what is left of Tustin’s north hangar.
Photo by Steven Georges/Behind the Badge

Tustin police block Valencia Avenue at Kensington Park Drive as the north hangar in Tustin burns.
Photo by Steven Georges/Behind the Badge

Black smoke rises from Tustin’s north hangar as it is consumed by fire.
Photo by Steven Georges/Behind the Badge

Fire consumes what is left of the north hangar in Tustin.
Photo by Steven Georges/Behind the Badge

Twisted metal marks the partially collapsed frame of Tustin’s north hangar.
Photo by Steven Georges/Behind the Badge

Spectators gather at the end of Kensington Park Drive as fire consumes what is left of Tustin’s north hangar.
Photo by Steven Georges/Behind the Badge

Fire consumes what is left of the north hangar in Tustin.
Photo by Steven Georges/Behind the Badge

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