The National Fire Heritage Center publishes the Fire Heritage Review, an annual peer-reviewed journal dedicated to preserving and advancing the study of fire service and fire protection history. This publication serves as a vital resource for scholars, historians, fire service professionals, and enthusiasts who seek to explore the rich legacy and evolving practices of firefighting and fire safety.
Each issue of Fire Heritage Review features original, carefully researched articles that examine:
• Historic fire events and responses
• Innovations in fire protection and safety
• Cultural and institutional developments within the fire service
• Profiles of influential figures and departments
By offering a centralized archive of historical insight, the journal helps ensure that lessons from the past continue to inform and inspire today’s fire service practices.
We welcome submissions from a diverse range of contributors, including:
• Academic researchers
• Fire service practitioners
• Historians and Archivists
• Graduate and Undergraduate students of history and fire protection
• Passionate enthusiasts of fire history
All submissions undergo a peer-review process conducted by a panel of experts to ensure scholarly rigor and relevance.
The journal is edited by Mike Dixon, a professional historian, adjunct professor of history, and writer. Under his guidance, Fire Heritage Review bridges academic insight with practical relevance, making it accessible and engaging for both scholarly and practitioner audiences.
Fire Heritage Review is published annually and available in both print and digital formats, ensuring broad access to historical research and industry perspectives.
For submission guidelines, partnership opportunities, or general inquiries, visit:
Fire Heritage Journal – Call for Submissions – National Fire Heritage Center
Or contact the editor directly at:
fireheritagejournal@gmail.com
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