Incident 19-149
December 24, 2019
Structure Fire -  943 Brooklyn Street, North Kingston
Mutual Aid to Kingston Fire Department

PHOTOS: Cattle perish in Christmas Eve fire outside of Kingston, Nova Scotia

Ashley Thompson (ashley.thompson@kingscountynews.ca) Valley Journal Advertiser
Published: Dec 24 at 7:33 a.m.Updated: Dec 24 at 10:17 a.m.FacebookTwitterMore
Firefighters from Waterville to Lawrencetown were called to battle a blaze at this Brooklyn Street barn north of Kingston early in the morning on Christmas Eve. ADRIAN JOHNSTONE PHOTOS
Firefighters from Waterville to Lawrencetown were called to battle a blaze at this Brooklyn Street barn north of Kingston early in the morning on Christmas Eve. ADRIAN JOHNSTONE PHOTOS
NORTH KINGSTON, N.S. — 

It was not the way anyone wanted to start Christmas Eve.
Firefighters from Waterville to Lawrencetown were called to a sad scene around 2 a.m. Dec. 24.

Firefighters from Waterville to Lawrencetown were called to battle a blaze at this Brooklyn Street barn north of Kingston early in the morning on Christmas Eve. ADRIAN JOHNSTONE PHOTOS
Firefighters from Waterville to Lawrencetown were called to battle a blaze at this Brooklyn Street barn north of Kingston early in the morning on Christmas Eve. ADRIAN JOHNSTONE PHOTOS

Chief Watson Armstrong said a barn on Brooklyn Street was engulfed in flames when the Kingston District Fire Department was alerted to the blaze.
“The barn was fully involved when we arrived and it, in turn, caught the house on fire,” he said.
Armstrong said there were 10 cattle inside, and it’s possible that only one may have escaped, but he was unable to confirm that as of 7 a.m.

Firefighters from Waterville to Lawrencetown were called to battle a blaze at this Brooklyn Street barn north of Kingston early in the morning on Christmas Eve. ADRIAN JOHNSTONE PHOTOS
Firefighters from Waterville to Lawrencetown were called to battle a blaze at this Brooklyn Street barn north of Kingston early in the morning on Christmas Eve. ADRIAN JOHNSTONE PHOTOS

The windy weather caused the flames to spread to a nearby unoccupied home.
“That created a lot of havoc,” Armstrong said.
The structures were deemed a total loss.
Armstrong said it was too soon to speculate on a cause while firefighters continued their overhaul efforts.
There were no injuries to area residents or firefighters.

Firefighters from Waterville to Lawrencetown were called to battle a blaze at this Brooklyn Street barn north of Kingston early in the morning on Christmas Eve. ADRIAN JOHNSTONE PHOTOS
Firefighters from Waterville to Lawrencetown were called to battle a blaze at this Brooklyn Street barn north of Kingston early in the morning on Christmas Eve. ADRIAN JOHNSTONE PHOTOS