The deadliest fire in the state's history was Boston's Cocoanut Grove nightclub in 1942. The club was located downtown, in ...

The waterfront estate in Siesta Key, newly listed for $15.95 million, is one of only four homes on South Cocoanut Bayou ...

Eighty years ago, one of the worst events in the history of Boston claimed the lives of 490 people and injured 166 more as the now-infamous Cocoanut Grove nightclub fire.

Roslindale native Charles Capone stopped by the Cocoanut Grove the night of Nov. 28, 1942, to wish a farewell to some of his buddies who were going off to fight in World War II.

A memorial service was held at the site of the Cocoanut Grove fire Monday afternoon to mark 80 years since the fire killed nearly 500 people. Suzanne Kreiter / The Boston Globe.

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The infamous Cocoanut Grove fire in Boston that killed almost 500 people trapped behind a jammed revolving door happened 80 years ago, changing the landscape of fire safety in the country.. The ...

Monday marks the 80th anniversary of one of the most devastating fires in Boston’s history. On Nov. 28, 1942, a fire broke out at the Cocoanut Grove nightclub, killing nearly 500 people.

In the blink of an eye the Cocoanut Grove, one of Boston's swankiest nightclubs, became an unimaginable inferno — trapping hundreds of panicked victims as they jammed the club's exits.In less ...

A total of 490 people died in the Cocoanut Grove Fire, including 237 male patrons, 227 female patrons, 17 employees, six entertainers, two rescue workers who happened to be on the scene that night ...

Cocoanut Avenue is the backbone of the Central Cocoanut Historic District, just north of downtown Sarasota, and it’s dotted with colorful, ...