In 2017, researchers at the University of Southern Maine estimated the long-term economic impact of a cold storage warehouse at up to $900 million. The port has gotten busier since then.

Nearly 25 years to the day of the Worcester Cold Storage and Warehouse fire , a pop-up exhibit will honor the six firefighters who were killed. Latest U.S.

The site of the former Worcester Cold Storage and Warehouse building is now home to the Franklin Street Fire Station. The station officially opened on Nov. 19, 2008. Also born out of the tragedy ...

This joint agreement leverages Texplore's expertise in technology and solutions combined with B.Grimm Power's strength in ...

The Cold Storage fire started when a homeless couple knocked over a lit candle. Firefighters initially entered the vacant warehouse thinking the couple were still inside, and they became trapped ...

The massive fire at the Worcester Cold Storage and Warehouse company started on December 3rd, 1999. Six firefighters became lost inside the massive, dark warehouse while looking for two homeless ...

The fire broke out at the vacant Worcester Cold Storage and Warehouse on Dec. 3, 1999, just after 6 p.m. Firefighters entered the building to rescue people they thought were inside.

The firefighters became trapped in the maze of hallways inside the Worcester Cold Storage and Warehouse on Dec. 3, 1999.

Today, the lasting legacy of the Worcester 6 continues 25 years later because the Worcester Fire Department and the City of Worcester have sworn a solemn oath to never forget their fallen heroes.