Skip to main content
Digital Archive Ontario Homepage
Too many cords plugged into one outlet mean a fire
Too many cords plugged into one outlet mean a fire

Too many cords plugged into one outlet mean a fire

Date1/1/1962
Names
(photographer)
Alternate Title
  • Too many cords plugged into one outlet mean a fire. Mrs. William Sproule; wife of fire inspector; demonstrates.
  • Too many cords plugged into one outlet mean a fire
FormatPicture
Notes
Original Toronto Star caption: Too many cords plugged into one outlet mean a fire. Mrs. William Sproule; wife of fire inspector; demonstrates.
Medium
Language
ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0000026F
Geography
Geography
Geography
Geography
Geography
Geography
Geography
Geography
Geography
Geography
Geography
A Scarborough family also found early in October that a smoke detect works even in its They were awaken fire by a detect a shelf in the To take [Incomplete]
A Scarborough family also found early in October that a smoke detect works even in its They were awaken fire by a detect a shelf in the To take [Incomplete]
Beaty, Keith
n.d.
Practising for an emergency. Miri Feguson, 9, left, and her 7-year-old sister, Kyla, practise how to escape if their Mississauga home caught fire yest(...)
Practising for an emergency. Miri Feguson, 9, left, and her 7-year-old sister, Kyla, practise how to escape if their Mississauga home caught fire yest(...)
Stawicki, Andrew
10/6/1998
Helpful helmet: The Emergency Fire Hood provides protection from smoke and flames
Helpful helmet: The Emergency Fire Hood provides protection from smoke and flames
Cooper, David
2/7/1983
Danger warnings like these on transformers do nothing about the problems of disposal or storage of PCBs
Danger warnings like these on transformers do nothing about the problems of disposal or storage of PCBs
Mahler, John
11/1/1979
Our March tests also included
Our March tests also included
Beaty, Keith
12/7/1978
Just testing. Fire and ambulance crews attend to victims yesterday after a mock plane crash at the Toronto Island Airport. In the simulated disaster, (...)
Just testing. Fire and ambulance crews attend to victims yesterday after a mock plane crash at the Toronto Island Airport. In the simulated disaster, (...)
Cimbron, Peter
6/22/1991
Smoke gets in your luggage: Trainer Charmine Huber uses extinguisher on simulated fire in storage locker in Air Canada s new simulator
Smoke gets in your luggage: Trainer Charmine Huber uses extinguisher on simulated fire in storage locker in Air Canada s new simulator
Stuparyk, Michael
4/11/1991
Just testing. Fire and ambulance crews attend to victims yesterday after a mock plane crash at the Toronto Island Airport. In the simulated disaster, (...)
Just testing. Fire and ambulance crews attend to victims yesterday after a mock plane crash at the Toronto Island Airport. In the simulated disaster, (...)
Cimbron, Peter
6/22/1991
Emergency crews tend to 'victims' of a mock plane crash at Pearson International Airport yesterday
Emergency crews tend to 'victims' of a mock plane crash at Pearson International Airport yesterday
Bull, Ron
5/26/1987
Wrecked car placed outside North York municipal offices in Attorney General Roy McMurtry's campaign against drinking drivers is all right, but the sig(...)
Wrecked car placed outside North York municipal offices in Attorney General Roy McMurtry's campaign against drinking drivers is all right, but the sig(...)
Mahler, John
12/30/1975
Buckle up!
Buckle up!
Stawicki, Andrew
5/9/1983
Accident - Prevention - Children
Accident - Prevention - Children
Power, Peter
10/25/1994