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A crew works to knock down flames after a five-alarm fire caused the building at 60 Estes St., to collapse Friday night. (Spenser Hasak)

Fire burns church, two other structures in Lynn

Amanda Lurey

February 21, 2025 by Amanda Lurey

LYNN — There are about 20 fire engines on Estes Street, Chestnut Street and the surrounding areas tackling a five-alarm fire that has affected three buildings so far, with the most damage being to the Iglesia Evangelica Congregacional church.

Lights from emergency vehicles light up the smoke from a five-alarm fire burning at 60 Estes St., in Lynn Friday night.

The cause is unknown, but an investigator was quick to the scene.

Fire Chief Daniel Sullivan said, “With these heavy winds, it’s pretty difficult to contain a fire that gets outside the house.”

There have been no injuries reported, civilians included, but Sullivan did express concern about how slippery the pavement has gotten around the area, due to the water from the many fire hoses.

The fire began around 8:30 p.m. and is yet to be fully contained.

This is a developing story; please check back for updates.

Lynn’s Ladder One extends over the burning building at 60 Estes St., in Lynn Friday night during a five-alarm fire.
A crew works to knock down flames after a five-alarm fire caused the building at 60 Estes St., to collapse Friday night.
A crew works to knock down flames after a five-alarm fire caused the building at 60 Estes St., to collapse Friday night.
A firefighter navigates smoke and ice as he joins other crews battling a five-alarm fire at 60 Estes St., in Lynn Friday night.
Crews battle a five-alarm fire that caused the building at 60 Estes St. in Lynn to collapse Friday evening.

  • Amanda Lurey

    Amanda Lurey has been a news reporter for The Daily Item since February 2025 when she moved to Massachusetts from Oregon. Amanda is originally from Los Angeles, but she is passionate about traveling and seeing all that the world has to offer. She’s been to five continents so far, most recently checking Antarctica off her list, and she is also well known for being an animal lover at heart.

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