Hubig's pie factory

• Firefighters responded to the Hubigs Pie factory early Friday morning after flames were reported at the historic plant. The massive fire broke out at the Marigny factory on Dauphine Street between Mandeville and Spain streets before dawn.
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• Firefighters responded to the Hubigs Pie factory early Friday morning after flames were reported at the historic plant. The four-alarm fire broke out at the Marigny factory on Dauphine Street between Mandeville and Spain streets before dawn.
(NBCNews.com)
• NEW ORLEANS, LA — The factory for an iconic New Orleans food distributor went up in flames over night. The New Orleans Fire Department reports that Hubig's Pie factor caught fire shortly before 4:30 a.m. on Friday, July 27.
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• (WWL)-A five-alarm fire raged at the iconic Hubigs Pies facility Friday morning in the Faubourg Marigny 4:28 a.m. at 2417 Dauphine St. Flames shot out of the back of the building, the area in which pie production occurs.
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• Parent says the only employee on duty reported seeing smoke there and got out safely. The Simon Hubig Pie Co. factory was the only one in a Texas-based chain to survive the Great Depression.
(Greenfield Daily Reporter)
• NEW ORLEANS -- Hubigs pie is as much a part of the Marigny as the music on Frenchmen Street. The fire here is devastating for neighbors, who like the workers here hope the pie factory bounces back real soon.
(Bayou Buzz)
• Parent says the only employee on duty reported seeing smoke there and got out safely. The Simon Hubig Pie Co. factory was the only one in a Texas-based chain to survive the Great Depression. Hurricane Katrina in August 2005 closed the factory until January 2006.
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• The Simon Hubig Pie factory is a total loss, but firefighters limited damage to Hubigs Pies building on fire in New Orleans Hubigs Pies building on fire in New Orleans WWL-TV (http://www.wwltv.
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• A five-alarm fire has destroyed a factory which had made hand-sized fried pies since 1922 and singed nearby houses, but nobody was injured.
(KNOE TV8)
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