"Who Else Wants to Get Their Own Personal Copy of
The Winecoff Fire?"

Here is an opportunity for you to own The Winecoff Fire: The Untold Story of America's Deadliest Hotel Fire

If you are a fire buff, or have an interest in historical arson fires, I highly recommend this book.

This is a very easy read, with a wealth of background information regarding fire department operations.

Here is why I think you will enjoy this book:

First of all,a book is only as good as it's authors, and Sam Heys and Allen Goodwin are as good as they get when it comes to the Winecoff Hotel fire.

"I was present on the street on that terrible night. From my recollection your account of the events on the street was stunningly accurate..."Jonathan Phelps

"After years of extensive research, hundreds of personal interviews, and painstaking attention to detail,Sam Heys(L)and Allen Goodwin (R) are without a doubt the top experts regarding that tragic night on December 7, 1946."

With their knowledge of the people and events surrounding the fire at the Winecoff, these two men are literally walking encyclopedias of the deadliest hotel fire in America.

Fortunately for the rest of us though, they have not kept this vast historical knowledge to themselves.

Expert Historical Research

Follow through more than 220 PAGES of the twists and turns that led each person to their individual rooms on that fateful night, and why certain rooms meant the difference between life and death.

"In 1946 I was a three year old child and was staying with my parents in the Winecoff the night it burned.We were on the 10th floor..." Robert Cox M.D.

"My wife and I were awakened to the screams of 'help help'." Major General Paul W. Baade

Pulitzer Prize Winning Photo

Included in these pictures is the Pulitzer Prize winning photo of a woman falling from an upper story window.

Captured in mid-air, this black and white snap shot was taken by amateur photographer Arnold Hardy, a Georgia Tech student who had rushed to the scene.

Within hours of taking his spell-binding photo, Hardy's picture was purchased by the Associated Press.

You'll be shocked to learn how much this young student was paid!

As you read this book, ask yourself the following questions:

• What was the fate of the woman in Arnold Hardy's photo?

• Why was Hardy arrested after taking his award-winning shot?

• How could a hotel that was billed as "absolutely fireproof" catch on fire?

• Why did this raging inferno burn out of control for so long?

• What could have been done differently in order to save more lives?

YOU'LL BE AMAZED AT THE ANSWERS to these and many more questions when you read the story of America's Deadliest Hotel Fire.

Discover What Really Happened!

Here are some of the events you will find in your copy of the book:

• The heroic rescue attempt by a war veteran to save his mother.

• How a young doctor carried a nineteen-year-old girl down a rope made of bed sheets.

• The unconventional use of fire department ladders that helped to save more lives.

• The miraculous account of how two sisters, both in their mid-fifties, survived a jump from the ninth floor.

• A father's sacrificial attempt to save the life of his young son.

• Why one of the Atlanta Fire Department's aerial ladders was unable to respond.

• and so much more!

  Important Note:In order to read about this historical account, I urge you to order quickly as there is only a limited supply available.Claim Your Copy Here!
  
  

  Limited Quantity

  
  Last published in 1994, The Winecoff Fire the Untold Story of America's Deadliest Hotel Fire is no longer in print.

  Although this has created a limited quantity,the good news is that there are still some brand new copies available for immediate shipping.

  Let me remind you what is included in YOUR PERSONAL COPY of this book:

  • Over 220 carefully documented pages of historical narrative.

  • More than 30 dramatic photos of the fire, the victims and the famous hotel.

  • Eye-witness accounts of those who were there and lived to tell their story.

  • A diagram revealing the layout of the hotel rooms, elevator shafts and stairs.

  • The dramatic account of a family perched on an 8 inch ledge fifteen stories above Peachtree Street.
    
    

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