Jeju Fire Department Promotes 'Firefighting Relics Collection and Donation Campaign'

The Jeju Fire Safety Headquarters (Chief Kim Su-hwan) is promoting a ‘Firefighting Relics Collection and Donation Campaign’ for the National Firefighting Museum scheduled to be established in 2025.

According to the Jeju Fire Headquarters on the 12th, the collection and donation targets include all firefighting-related materials regardless of size or type, from fire trucks and equipment to helmets, badges and marks, souvenirs, and photos.

We are looking for firefighting artifacts for the construction of the National Firefighting Museum.
[Photo by Jeju Fire Department]

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To participate, download the relevant form from the Firefighting Relics Archive and submit it via E-mail, or contact the relics officer at the Jeju Fire Safety Headquarters by phone.

All donated relics will be registered as collections of the National Firefighting Museum for permanent preservation and exhibition, and will be used as educational materials to promote safety culture.

In particular, materials with high historical value will be nominated for designation as national registered cultural heritage and managed accordingly.

Donors will receive various benefits such as ▲issuance of donation certificates ▲invitations to various events and exhibitions ▲inclusion in the Hall of Fame donor list ▲and for large-scale donors, exclusive special exhibitions.

Chief Kim Su-hwan said, “We hope that the relics embodying the history of firefighting will become a source of pride not only for firefighters but for all citizens,” and added, “We ask for your interest and participation so that the history of firefighting can serve as a compass indicating the direction for future development.”

Jeju = Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Jeong-pil baekok@asiae.co.kr

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